However police 'unaware' of any threats made in relation to events
The events are separate from the end-of-year 11 proms and are usually arranged by parents, with no formal involvement of teachers or schools.
Isle of Man Constabulary says: 'Given the tragic incident in Ramsey last month that led to the death of a 14-year-old child and the ongoing police investigation, queries around safety at the after-parties have been raised.'
The constabulary adds: 'Police take any threats of violence seriously and are actively investigating allegations of retribution in connection with the death in Ramsey, which has led to arrests.'
If any person has received threats or knows of any person who has received threats in relation to this matter, they are asked to make contact immediately with police on 631212.
Likewise, anyone who wishes to pass information anonymously can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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