Old system no longer viable
Education Minister Tim Crookall has defended the decision to end A-Level classes with less than eight students.
He, along with Chief Officer Ronald Barr, were giving evidence to a Standing Committee of Tynwald.
High schools across the Island now share curricula to accommodate the demand for certain courses.
Mr Crookall says the old system was simply not financially viable:
Former DoI minister puts name forward for Port St Mary by-election
Eight candidates are standing to join local authority
House of Keys Middle candidate joins Braddan Commissioners
Alf Caine joins the local authority following uncontested election
Final call for Island residents to share views on autism acceptance work
Government survey to help assess impact of strategy closes tomorrow
Date set for Onchan recount
Julie Edge has raised questions about the integrity of the count
