As Manx schools close for the summer break, education chiefs are warning vandals to keep out!
Criminal damage left the Department of Education and Children with a £24,000 repair bill for the last year.
Education minister Eddie Teare says grounds will be open for children to play during the holidays but warns this could change if they're not used responsibly.
He's urging the public to report any antisocial behaviour on school property to police.
Mr Teare says incidents increase when school's out
Capital spending outcomes fluctuate across eight-year period, Treasury figures show
Answer to MHK shows delivery rates ranging from 42% to 83%
Complaints to Manx Care rise sharply, as oversight report urges cultural reform
New figures show a 70 percent increase in complaints, with both government and the health ombudsman calling for continued focus on staff values and patient engagement
Reducing hospitality VAT would 'directly affect' provision of frontline services
But treasury minister promises 2026/27 Budget will look at ways to relieve some of the pressure
Bishop important to the Island, admits Ramsey MHK
Lawrie Hooper, mover of Private Members Bill, reacts to developments with Bishop's vote
