The Activity Stream: Main
Browse back over the activity of the last 90 days and starred activity of the last year.
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All schools to adopt consistent English assessments by 2026
The Isle of Man Government has introduced a consistent approach to English assessment in every primary school this month, with plans to extend it to all schools by September 2026. The new English Entitlement and Assessment Frameworks, which have been successfully piloted in selected primary schools over the last 12 months, set clear end-of-year expectations for children from Year 1 to Year 6. They are designed to help learners master key skills and concepts, embed learning securely, and make steady progres…
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New primary school menu minimises ultra-processed food and maximises Manx produce
Thousands of children in the Isle of Man will enjoy healthier and more nutritious primary school meals from September, following the launch of a brand-new menu. The menu will feature four times more fresh Manx produce, while the amount of ultra-processed food (UPF) has been cut from around 50% in the 2024/25 menu to just over 5%. Products reduced include white bread and packaged puddings. These foods — typically high in added sugars, salts and preservatives — now make up just 5.3% of the menu, better suppo…
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Results Day 2025: Isle of Man students receive Level 3 exam results
Around 340 school leavers received their exam results in the Isle of Man today, paving the way for their next steps into higher education, apprenticeships, or employment. Most collected their Level 3 qualifications — including A-levels, International A-levels and BTEC qualifications — in person, with staff offering support and guidance. Provisional 2025 Isle of Man school results for Level 3 qualifications: Overall A*–E (or equivalent) pass rate is 99% A*–B (or equivalent) pass rate is 55% A*–C (or equival…
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Results Days 2025: Isle of Man students set for summer results
Around 1,400 young people will receive their exam results in the Isle of Man this month, marking a key milestone in their educational journey. Students from the Island’s five secondary schools will collect their results on the following dates: Thursday 14 August – (Key Stage 5): A-level Other Level 3 qualifications, including BTECs Thursday 21 August – (Key Stage 4): GCSE IGCSE Other Level 1 and 2 qualifications, including BTECs Daphne Caine MHK, Minister for Education, Sport and Culture, said: 'Results…