Minister says it's vital pupils catch up as schools reopen
It's important to ensure education for Manx children doesn't become a victim of coronavirus.
That's from education minister Dr Alex Allinson as schools reopen following the end of lockdown.
Most pupils studied from home during the circuit breaker for more than three weeks, while some attended hub schools.
Dr Allinson says it's vital students catch up, but there shouldn't be any need to repeat years:
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