Free period products are already offered throughout all Island schools, according to the education minister.
Daphne Caine responded to questions about the issue from Onchan MHK Julie Edge in Tynwald this week.
The minister said the products are funded by a mixture of school budgets and donations.
Mrs Caine added she didn't think students had difficulty getting hold of them:
Patrick Road closed to clear landslip
Patrick Road in St John's is closed to allow for a land slip to be cleared up.
Laws regulating tattoo parlours won't be considered until 2027
New laws that would regulate businesses such as tattoo parlours and alternative therapists won't be considered by politicians until 2027.
Plans to re-open ward delayed after safety checks
Manx Care says it's temporarily paused plans to re-open the Martin Ward at Ramsey Cottage Hospital.
Last recommended Xmas posting dates this week
You'll have some of your last chances to send post in time for Christmas this week.
Public consultation launched for cyber defence Bill
The government's launched a public consultation on a new Bill to protect national infrastructure from cyber attacks.
Around £16.5k in expenses to non-governmental board members
The Department for Enterprise says it's paid almost £16,500 in expenses to non-governmental board members over the last three years.
Cemetery expansion to be considered today
Peel cemetery could be getting a new woodland expansion approved this week.
Airport says to arrive in good time as busy day expected
The airport's warning people to arrive in plenty of time for flights, as it expects a busy day today, Monday, December 15.
