There's a warning to anyone thinking about damaging the Island's schools over the summer holidays - you'll be caught on camera.
It comes from the new minister for education and children, Tim Crookall.
The majority of the Island's schools broke up on Friday, although their grounds will remain open to the public.
Primary schools in particular suffer from more instances of vandalism over the long summer break.
Mr Crookall says CCTV cameras are good deterrent:
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