The Island's secondary schools will be switching exam systems for science and history.
Following a review of IGCSE and GCSE courses, school leaders have supported moving science and history from Cambridge Assessment International Education.
The new specifications will be graded from 9-1, rather than A*-G, and will be implemented from September.
Current Year 10 and 11 students who are halfway through their GCSE course will not be affected.
Manx art students have work featured at prestigious London exhibit
Three Isle of Man art students have been chosen for a respected art exhibition in London.
Extra funding to be available for childcare providers
Childcare providers can soon apply for extra funding for services for children with additional needs.
Ronague road to shut next week
Ronague Road in Arbory will be closed during the day next week.
Bus Vannin drivers at fault in 67% of insurance claims
Bus Vannin drivers were at fault in more than two-thirds of insurance cases involving buses over the last five years.
Honesty box stolen in Peel
A woman in Peel who sells plants outside her home says thieves have made off with an honesty box.
Canadian musicians release song about the Island!
Two musicians from Canada have released a new song about the Isle of Man.
Tribunal rejects unfair dismissal claim against education department
A man's lost an employment tribunal against the Department of Education, Sport and Culture after filing his claim too late.
Island plan update coming soon, says chief minister
The government will provide its next update on the progress of the Island Plan in the coming weeks.
