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Plans to prevent disruption to face-to-face lessons remain in place after a small number of schools reported high student and staff absence levels this week.
The majority of staff and students were unable to attend due to winter illnesses such as colds and flu, but vomiting bugs and COVID-19 are…
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It was only six days ago that as Minister of Education, Sport and Culture I stood before you to announce sweeping moves to counter the threat the coronavirus presents to our people.
We have closed schools, sports facilities, cinemas and theatres.
The Government has closed pubs, restaurants, shops…
Thousands of pupils in the Isle of Man will be welcomed back to their classes next week, for the start of the new school year.
With the risk of children becoming ill from coronavirus currently considered very low, the attendance of all pupils will be compulsory when schools open on…
The Isle of Man Government is working closely with schools to help teachers use technology to offer the best possible education whilst children are unable to attend face-to-face classes.
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture acknowledges concerns from parents and is accelerating new ways to deliver online teaching and…
School pupils in exam years will be able to borrow laptops and get help accessing the internet as part of a new scheme launched this week.
The E-Learning Pupil Access Subscription Service (E-PASS) will help pupils whose education was affected when schools closed due to the health emergency.
The service…