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Childcare Credit increased for Isle of Man families
Parents and carers can now apply for Childcare Credit for the next academic year. Those eligible will receive an extra £128 per child from September, when the payment rises from £4,300 to £4,428. The Childcare Credit Scheme, which replaced the Pre-School Credit Scheme two years ago, extended financial support to parents of children who turn three in the academic year in which they apply, as well as those who turn four. Daphne Caine MHK, Minister for Education, Sport and Culture: 'We know childcare costs c…
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New rules set clear limits on child employment in Isle of Man
New rules that boost protections for children with part-time jobs have come into force in the Isle of Man today, with full guidance provided. The Employment of Children (No.2) (Amendment) Regulations 2025, approved by Tynwald in December 2025, set out clear rules about when and where children can work. They apply to whether a child attends school or is home educated. No child may be employed under the age of 13 in the Isle of Man. An updated guidance document has been produced to help employers, parents an…
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Hundreds honoured during Duke of Edinburgh Award's 70th year
More than 270 young people were recognised for their outstanding personal achievements at a special ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) scheme, held at the Gaiety Theatre in Douglas on Tuesday. Bronze and Silver Award certificates were presented by the Minister for Education, Sport and Culture Daphne Caine MHK and His Excellency, The Lieutenant Governor, in recognition of the dedication and commitment shown by young participants from across the Island. The ceremony…
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