The Department of Education, Sport and Children says there are almost 200 children who aren't attending school on the Island.
A Freedom of Information request asked how many children were officially being home-schooled.
In its response, the department revealed 193 children were registered as home educated at the end of October.
Since 2009, parents have been required to register their youngsters as being educated at home.
Politician wants to know how much Net Zero is costing the island
How much have Net Zero policies cost the Island - and what effect have they had on emissions?
Four MHKs to back motion asking UK not to support states committing war crimes
Four Tynwald members will ask the chief minister to remind the UK over its duty not to support countries accused of war crimes or crimes against humanity.
MHK applauds return of Cregneash bus
An MHK who has long-since campaigned on the issue has praised the establishment of a new bus service to Cregneash.
Cav presented with commemorative stamps by Post Office
Mark Cavendish has been presented with a framed set of stamps, to mark the naming of the NSC's raceway after him.
Manx artist takes to Glastonbury's main stage
A Manx artist has starred on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury.
Dusty the hitchhiking cat's great journey comes to end
A hitchhiking cat has returned home to her family on the island after an accidental trip to Devon.
Stay off the prohibited beach area - or face woof justice
Garff commissioners are reminding dog owners they're breaking the law if they're using a restricted beach area to walk their pets.
Don't bin your bins, says civic amenity site!
A civic amenity site says it's donated more than 300 pairs of glasses to a charity.
