The government says immigration to the Island is putting a strain on schools in the East and South.
A Council of Ministers report on migration is due to be considered by Tynwald in October.
The document says in 2022 and 2023, schools saw 325 unexpected arrivals - mostly in the East of the Island.
And it adds migration to the east and south of the Island is placing a strain on schools in those areas.
Government looking for £110k/year safety director
The Department of Health and Social Care is advertising for a new executive director.
Hands off our bins, says Garff
Government control of bin collections won't improve the service.
Classic cars on show for motoring festival
There's a chance to see a host of classic cars this month, with an event taking place across the Island.
Police issue update on Port Erin incident
Two people remain in custody after an incident in the south of the Island at the weekend.
Bike thief remanded in custody
A Douglas man who stole a bicycle has been remanded in custody.
Woman in court over alleged two-year harassment campaign
A woman who denies harassment and assault has been bailed.
Developer submits updated plans for Crosby estate
A Glen Vine company has submitted updated plans to build new homes on an estate in Crosby.
Manx Care rolls out RSV vaccine
Manx Care is running a new vaccination programme from this month.
