Face-to-face lessons at two secondary schools on the island have been cut this week due to staff shortages.
It's down to staff shortages due to Covid isolation.
Year 10 pupils at Ballakermeen High School in have been told to stay at home today and tomorrow (Tuesday and Wednesday) while those in Year 9 will learn from home today (Tuesday).
Ramsey Grammar's Year 9 have been asked to stay at home on the two days (Tuesday and Wednesday).
Island marks Bowel Cancer Awareness Month for second year
Public Health and Manx Care are marking Bowel Cancer Awareness Month for the second time running.
Cabinet Office can't say how many voter letters get returned
The Cabinet Office minister says it's not possible to say how many voter registration letters have been returned to sender.
Douglas bus facility plans are progressing, says minister
Plans for bus passenger facilities in Douglas are being finalised, according to the infrastructure minister.
Section of coastal path to close for over a month from today
Part of the Island's popular coastal footpath will be closed for over a month.
Politician's anger over Post Office profits and cutbacks
Rushen MHK Juan Watterson says he feels angry after the Post Office announced it made millions in profits last year, but slashed back its network.
Number of post offices to temporarily close for a day
A number of post offices will be closed for a day over the next few weeks.
Minister says she can't provide update on NSC floor tiles
The minister of the Department of Education, Sport and Culture says she can't provide any update on ongoing attempts to fix the NSC floor tiles.
Afternoon ferry is next to be cancelled by weather
The Steam Packet says its 2.15pm crossing from Heysham to Douglas will no longer be going ahead this Sunday, April 5.
