After investigating a bomb threat hoax at Willaston School yesterday, police have revealed enquiries indicate a 12 year old local boy made the call.
It saw the school evacuated yesterday afternoon and pupils moved to the Island's college for parents to collect.
No children or staff were harmed and the school has re-opened as normal today.
The Isle of Man Constabulary say the boy is currently assisting them with the investigation - due to his age, he can't be named.
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