The NASUWT is calling for the Manx government to step up efforts to minimise disruption to children’s education.
The NASUWT also wants a staggered return after Christmas and more CO2 monitors in classrooms.
The union said, in the light of the new Omicron variant, the Manx government needs to act immediately and not wait until January.
Speaking to 3FM, the National Executive Member for the Isle of Man, Damien McNulty said more needs to be done to keep teachers and students safe:
Payroll company given penalty from the FSA
The Island's financial regulator says systemic failings at a payroll company have led to a civil penalty of more than £33,000 pounds.
Pre-TT meet gets underway this evening
Roads in the south of the Island will close later as the Pre-TT Classic races get underway.
Memorial service announced for Manx hero Chris
A memorial service for Manx mine-clearing hero Chris Garrett will be held in Peel Cathedral next month.
Manx homosexuality law documentary released next week
A documentary about the decriminalisation of homosexuality on the Isle of Man will be released next week.
Government ponders selling off assets to save £50 million
Chief Minster Alf Cannan says the government's considering selling off some of its assets to try to save tens of millions of pounds.
DOI says problems with Mountain Road may mean longer closure
The Mountain Road could be closed for longer than expected today after workers found problems at Brandywell.
Cyclists banned from Mountain Road until June 10
The emergency services are reminding people not to cycle over the Mountain Road during TT.
Meeting to appoint Port Erin glamping site liquidator
A meeting next month will discuss winding up a company which ran what it claimed was the Island's biggest glamping site in Port Erin.
