Education Minister Daphne Caine will explain her plans for mobile phones in schools next week.
When the House of Keys sits on Tuesday, Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse will ask her about the department's plan.
It's after the department said it wanted to ban phones on the Island's campuses - QEII High School in Peel and St Ninian's in Douglas already operate their own bans.
MHKs will meet from 10am on Tuesday.
Finance regulator lays out bank liquidity roadmap
The Island's financial regulator says it hopes to have all Island banks and branches following new rules on liquidity by the middle of 2026.
Drunk man escorted off premises wasn't unfairly sacked
A kitchen worker sacked for getting drunk, making unwanted advances towards a colleague and getting into a scuffle before being thrown out by bouncers wasn't unfairly dismissed, a tribunal's found.
No UK instructions about immigrant language, says government
The Cabinet Office says it hasn't instructed civil servants to refer to migrants and immigrants in any specific way.
Witness appeal after Foxdale crash
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a crash in Foxdale yesterday.
Seven bus service facing cancellation
The Department of Infrastructure says seven bus services may be called off today.
Community centre considering future
A community centre in the north of the Island is looking at ways to continue after its coordinator announced she was leaving.
Extra Southern 100 sessions planned for next year
The Southern 100 could get two extra sessions next year, if a road closure order is approved.
Migrant healthcare charge plans next year?
The Island's Treasury Minister says a decision will be made next year about plans to charge migrants for healthcare.
