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Schools, nurseries, playgroups and childminders in the Isle of Man will close to most children from Wednesday as the Island enters a 21 day circuit break.
This time the most vulnerable and children of essential workers can attend their own school, but parents are asked to keep their children at…
Schools and nurseries in the Isle of Man are to close from Thursday except for vulnerable children and those of key workers as the Island prepares to enter a second lockdown.
The decision was announced by the Chief Minster on Tuesday after seven new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed on…
Parents are asked to keep their children at home whenever possible next week ahead of the planned reopening of schools, nurseries and child-minders on Monday 1 February.
On Thursday, Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK, announced the Island will begin easing restrictions this weekend with socially distant outdoor meetings permitted and…
Given a growing number of COVID-19 cases on the Island, particularly amongst children, all of the Island’s schools, nurseries and childminders will be closed tomorrow (Friday 5 March).
This difficult decision has been taken to create a firebreak to help stop the spread of the virus, particularly amongst the Island’s…
The potential challenges of accommodating more pupils in schools have been outlined in a roadmap for education by the Isle of Man Government.
The framework, which has been shared with all teachers and their unions, builds on the Government’s medium-term response to COVID-19 and has been drawn up after discussion…