Education spending figures in different countries can vary widely for a variety of reasons.
So says Education Minister Daphne Caine after facing questions in the House of Keys this week.
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouise wanted to know why the Island seems to spend less per pupil than other jurisdictions.
Mrs Caine said we spend £8,700 a year on secondary students and £8,600 on primary pupils - but warned comparisons aren't easy to make:
'Score draw' in court case against police over seized dog
An 86 year old man whose dog was seized by police has won part of a court case against the Constabulary - but won't be getting damages.
Road closure for TT landmark removal
Part of the TT course in Douglas will be closed next weekend while a landmark is removed.
Sam Barks announces new UK tour
Island actress and singer Samantha Barks has announced a solo tour of UK cathedrals later this year.
TT campsite plans lodged for Braddan Roundhouse
Braddan's Roundhouse could be getting a new TT campsite, if planners approve new proposals.
Football season gets underway this weekend
The Isle of Man FA has wished clubs good luck as the new football season gets underway this weekend.
Bowling club company dissolved
The company behind a century-old bowling club has been dissolved.
School bus timetable changes announced
Bus Vannin says there'll be some minor changes to school bus timetables as pupils head back to school this week.
Double cruise visit for Douglas
Two cruise ships are visiting Douglas today.
