A teaching union says it's reached an agreement to avoid industrial action next month.
The National Association of Head Teachers says it's reached a settlement with the Department of Education, Sport and Culture.
In a statement, the union says it means NAHT members won't be taking action in September as originally planned.
It says the settlement marks progress in key areas and will see continued dialogue on important issues.
Will there be a helmet law for cyclists?
Does the Island plan to make it compulsory for cyclists to wear helmets?
Shop announces temporary closure
JAC Stores in Peel says it will be closed for some time due to a maintenance incident.
Event to recruit bus drivers coming up
Isle of Man Transport is to host an open day next month as it recruits bus drivers.
Plans for new house on former joke shop site in Ramsey
A planning application's been submitted to build a four-bedroomed home on the site of a former joke shop in Ramsey.
Rise in healthcare staff using government welfare service
The number of Manx Care staff using the government's welfare service has more than doubled in the last three years, it's been revealed.
Police warn public after spate of bike thefts
Police are reminding cyclists to make sure their beloved bikes are safe.
Rugby Club thanks local prisoners for campsite help
Douglas Rugby Club is praising the efforts of prisoners who helped set up its campsite for the Manx Grand Prix.
Latest airport figures show drop in flights and passengers
A drop of more than nine per cent in scheduled flights from Ronaldsway over the last 12 months also saw a drop of 9.2 per cent in passengers using the facility in July.
