The proportion of students passing their GCSE's has fallen by two per cent since last year.
The government's revealed the figures as youngsters across the Isle of Man collect their results today.
The overall pass rate saw 96 per cent get A* to G grades, compared to 98 per cent last year.
73 per cent got between A* and C, while one in five students achieved an A or better.
One man's plans for his big log
A northern man plans to raise money for charity by hauling his massive log across the Island.
Review submitted as Island seeks to keep Biosphere status
The Isle of Man has submitted its first review as it looks to retain UNESCO Biosphere status.
Controversy over rule changes at famous TT spot
Changes at a popular TT spectating spot have been causing a stir online, with new rules sparking debate among race fans.
Manx Care warns MGP visitors over health insurance
Manx Care is warning Manx Grand Prix visitors to ensure they're insured!
DOI wants to revamp Douglas landmark
The Department of Infrastructure says it wants to give one of the Island's best-known buildings a facelift.
Appeal for more MGP marshals amidst uncertain weather
There's a call for more volunteers to come forward to don the high-viz and make sure Manx Grand Prix goes ahead as planned.
House with iconic archaeological site up for sale
A house which has one of the Island's most important archaeological sites in its garden is up for sale.
Students to get GSCE results today
It's a big day for around a thousand Isle of Man students today.
