Over 800 pupils across the Island have received their GCSE results today.
There's still no official word on how Island students have fared - a full breakdown of results is expected later this afternoon.
In the UK there's been a drop in top grades for the second year in a row - something attributed to changes introduced last year.
St Ninian’s Head Teacher Andy Fox said on the whole things are looking good and his students are pleased:
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Government wants to know what you think of new NHS surcharge
There's a chance to have your say on a new healthcare tax to pay for the Island's healthcare system.
Get a thicker skin, MHKs told
An Onchan MHK says some of his political colleagues need thicker skin after a debate into whether language used by Chief Minister Alf Cannan was unparliamentary.
Slow down for thirsty hedgehogs!
Drivers at being asked to slow down near a popular watering spot for hedgehogs in the hot weather.
Car park closed for first Mann Made festival
The Bottleneck car park in Douglas is closed, as it gets ready for a new TT event.
Know your TT booze limits, say police
Police are asking people to know their limits - with 14 special event alcohol licences issued for TT.
No cash to save library, says education department
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it doesn't have the cash to save the Island's Family Library.
Spanish TT fan's bike stolen on way to festival
A Spanish TT fan is appealing for help finding his motorbike, which has been stolen in the UK.
Chief in London with top UK and EU politicians
Chief Minister Alf Cannan's been in London at the end of a top-level EU-UK summit.
