An angry mum has accused staff at a Douglas school of humiliating children.
Katie Rose took to Facebook to share her anger about a recent dress down day, alleging staff at St Ninian's High School named children who didn't pay a £1 donation in front of their classmates.
Katie says children face 'utter embarrassment' and 'persecution' if they can't pay the fee for non-uniform days.
She tagged in MHKs as she accused the school of 'bullying tactics', and says she's written a letter of complaint.
Leave gates as you find them says farming union
A farming union on the Island has a request for people who are out in the countryside.
Island student is asking for your views on sewage disposal for her dissertation
An Island student working on her dissertation is asking for your views on the Island's sewage disposal.
New deli to open in Douglas next month!
A new healthy eating deli is set to open in the Island's capital next month.
Private clinic could open up to those who can't afford private healthcare
A private clinic in Ramsey says it would open for those who can't afford private healthcare - if it gets planning permission.
Standing for election? Get on the register!
There's less than a week left to get on the Island's electoral register if you want to stand in local authority elections this year.
Charity takes diners to the dark side of the spoon!
An Island charity is inviting you to dine into the unknown.
Changes to children's health visits announced
Manx Care will be updating its health visiting service for children aged up to five.
Minister won't reveal school problems found by validations
The Island's education minister has refused to reveal shortcomings found during school inspections.
