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There's a chance for people with strong views on pre-school education to have a say on how more places should be made available in the Isle of Man.
A consultation has been launched by the Department of Education, asking how it ccould best provide an extra 240 places in pre-school classes.
At present there are 470 places but provision is patchy, with some communities lacking any access to a pre-school unit at their local primary.
That's been described by the Mothers Union as a 'postcode lottery'.
Deputy director of education Stuart Dobson admits the situation is not ideal (play audio file):
Consultation forms cann be downloaded from the government website (gov.im) and the closing date for submissions is February 12.
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