Isle of Man schools are taking part in Active Travel Week.
It is to encourage youngsters to walk or cycle to school safely.
During the coming week pupils will be encouraged to choose active travel whenever possible for part, if not all of their journeys.
The government said lessons will also be taught in schools on road safety, bike maintenance and even skateboarding.
Liaison Officer, Breeshey Harkin is hoping it will lead to active travel becoming a "normal and realistic transport choice".
Weather could disrupt Tuesday Manxman sailings
Two of tomorrow's Steam Packet sailings are at risk of disruption because of bad weather.
Get ready for possible floods, says civil defence
The Island's civil defence volunteers are advising people to get ready for bad weather tomorrow.
Passengers praise Ben my Chree on new routes
An Island ferry's been getting the thumbs-up from passengers as she plies two new routes for Stena Line.
Audiology drop-in clinics called off this week
Manx Care says staff illness means a number of drop-in clinics this week have been postponed.
Island needs a superhero - could YOU fit the bill?
An Isle of Man company is looking for a Marvel superhero!
Capital 'hardest-hit' by zero-rated ruinous buildings
Douglas Council says it's the hardest-hit local authority when it comes to rate exemptions for dangerous or ruinous buildings.
Fundraiser launched to help ill German shepherd
A local woman's started a fundraiser to help care for her family dog's serious skin issues.
Daytime road closures for tree work
A road in Glen Vine will close during daytimes this week.
