Recent Activity
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Summer workshop programme launches for young people to explore creativity
Young people aged 7 to 17 will have the opportunity to explore creativity across a range of workshops during Kensington Arts’ 2026 summer holiday programme. Running throughout August, the programme offers a series of structured, practitioner-led workshops designed to build confidence and encourage collaboration. Activities across digital media, visual arts and performance will allow young people to try new skills and explore different creative interests giving hands-on experience across a range of creative…
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Etio's second annual overview charts continued progress in educational settings
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture has welcomed the publication of Etio's second annual overview, which provides an independent evaluation of education across the Isle of Man. The overview identifies a number of significant strengths, highlighting a consistent commitment to supporting all learners, while setting out clear priorities for continued improvement. It is based on external validation visits to 14 schools and three education services between January and October 2025. Key strengths high…
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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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