Two Douglas primary schools are set to change catchment areas.
Braddan School will form part of the joint area of Ballakermeen, St Ninian's and QEII, while Henry Bloom Noble Primary School students can go to either Ballakermeen or St Ninian's.
It means parents and carers of pupils in these areas have the option to register their child at any applicable secondary school.
The changes, which will be laid before Tynwald, will come into place on September 1 2022.
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