Education minister says she hasn't ruled it out
The education minister says a new sixth form centre is something that's being considered for the Isle of Man.
Julie Edge has been discussing the future of the Island's schools including how to tackle capacity issues in the east.
She also hasn't ruled out closing low-capacity primary schools.
Mrs Edge told Manx Radio she's been reviewing lots of options:
You can watch the full interview here:
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