No explosive devices found after searches
QEII High School and the area around Peel Castle have now reopened after bomb threats were made yesterday afternoon.
Police say specially trained officers have searched both grounds and confirmed that no explosive devices were found.
The Isle of Man Constabulary says there is no perceived risk to the public and as such the police cordons at both locations have now been removed.
Students are expected back at QEII as normal today.
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