A student at QEII High School in Peel is celebrating - after getting the highest grade in his Manx exam, which he took a year early!
Ned Hampton has been awarded the Sophia Morrison Award by the Department of Education, Sport and Culture.
He managed the highest mark on the Island as he achieved an A* grade in the GCSE-equivalent exam.
Ned took the exam early, at the end of Year 9.
Road blocked because of fire at Peel Golf Club
Police say the Douglas Road in Peel is closed while firefighters tackle a fire on Peel Golf Course.
Solar panel work at NSC starts this week
Manx Utilities says it'll start inspections at the Island's largest sports facility this week as it plans how to install solar panels.
Senior advocates in line for £40 an hour pay rise
Advocates will be getting a pay rise under new regulations to be laid before Tynwald in June.
Castletown rates have gone down despite higher bills, says chairman
Castletown commissioners chairman Tony Brown says the local authority has reduced its rates - despite bills rising.
Too early to say when Northern reuse facility will reopen
The Department of Infrastructure says it's working with the northern tip's contractor to set a date for its reuse site reopening.
Lifeboat crew's tribute to Australian rescuers after tragedy
Peel's lifeboat crew has paid tribute to rescuers who lost their lives in Australia.
Final TT preparations mean Mountain Road closures
The Mountain Road will close for up to three evenings later this month as last-minute work takes place to make sure everything's ready for TT.
Douglas restaurant up for rent
A restaurant which closed its doors after the death of its owner last year is up for rent.
