There are no plans to develop an all-Island sixth form centre - despite education provision not being equal across the secondary schools.
That's been confirmed by the Education and Children Minister Tim Crookall:
The idea to build a new facility has gained support from a number of MHKs including Malew and Santon representative Graham Cregeen - he says the current system isn't fair:
Instead teachers are now looking at the shared teaching of certain A-Level subjects, where class sizes are small, and using virtual classrooms to support traditional teaching.
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