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The Isle of Man's education system is in good health, according to a senior union official from the United Kingdom.
General Secretary of Voice, formerly the Professional Association of Teachers, Philip Parkin, was due to speak at the group’s annual general meeting this evening.
He told Manx Radio he was impressed by what he had seen (audio file attached):
(Picture: Philip Parkin from voicetheunion.org.uk).

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