Absences have affected some Island schools in recent weeks
Staffing levels at University College Isle of Man are good currently, according to it's new principal.
Elsewhere, staff absences have affected some of the Island's schools in recent weeks.
On occasions this has resulted in year groups being asked to work from home temporarily.
But new UCM Principal, Jesamine Kelly, says they've faced little disruption and they have appropriate contingencies in place if things change:
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