The Government is working closely with schools as they prepare to reopen later this month.
Most schools were closed on 23 March, with the exception of nine primary and five secondary hubs, kept open for vulnerable children and those of key workers.
Last week it was announced all schools will reopen on Monday 15 June.
Officials are working closely with headteachers to develop clear strategies to safeguard returning pupils and staff.
From Monday 22 June, children in years two, six, 10 and 12 will be the first year groups to return to their schools full-time, although attendance will be on a voluntary basis until September.
There is currently no fixed date for the return of all children but this is under constant review.
On Thursday, the Chief Minister announced nurseries, playgroups and childminders can increase the number of children in their care, with children of those working in the retail sector accepted back from 8 June and any other eligible children from 15 June.
Meanwhile, University College Isle of Man will commence a phased return in departments, where it is safe to do so, and will continue providing a limited service to assist students who are completing their courses.
