Onchan MHK tables two questions to Chief Minister
An MHK says the results of a damning independent report about the education department were "as expected."
Julie Edge worked at one of the Island's schools prior to becoming a politician.
The chief minister said the report, which was published last month, was "not a nice read."
Ms Edge - who has two questions for Howard Quayle on the topic in the House of Keys tomorrow (Tuesday, 13 October) - thinks that didn't come as a surprise:
Loganair passengers yet to be reunited with bags left in Manchester on Sunday
The airline has blamed stormy weather for the delay
Government grant partially funded fishing vessel later used for smuggling
Boat was later used to smuggle £310,000 worth of cannabis to the Island
CRHS plans are progressing, insists education minister
It's hoped building work could start next summer
Emergency road closure in central Douglas
Diversions in place