Around half of respondents were parents or guardians
The education minister says the findings of a survey into Additional Education Needs are 'not an easy read'.
A questionnaire asked parents, pupils and school staff to give their opinions on current support and suggest improvements.
Sixty per cent of the 500 respondents said the existing support 'did not meet the learning and development needs of children'.
Dr Alex Allinson says his department will seek to rectify this in the coming months:
Meningitis B vaccination scheme to be rolled out on-Island
Programme is for eligible Year 13 students and under-25s
Balthane Roundabout plans on hold until 2027/28 as costs rise
Price tag has jumped up by £600,000 since scheme was first approved
Port St Mary lifeboat launched to rescue stricken fishing vessel
RNLI crew tows vessel back into harbour
Enquiries ongoing after 'shotgun-like sound' heard near Police Headquarters
Police say there's no indication of any wider risk to the public