Within E4L are a number of dimensions which weave their way through all learning on the Isle of Man. Whether treated as subjects in their own right, or delivered thematically within broader schemes of learning, cross curricular dimensions are vital for young people in their lifelong learning journey.
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'Essentials for Learning' (E4L) is the Department of Education, Sport and Culture's curriculum statement. It provides broad parameters for schools to develop flexible, exciting and memorable learning experiences and positive learning dispositions. "E4L's…
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Information Communication Technology (ICT) is a vital part of learning for pupils of all ages on the Isle of Man. The department has 2 dedicated ICT advisory teachers, who have worked with staff across all schools to develop an ICT advisory curricula for Early Years through to KS4. The approach to…
By supporting opportunities for students to engage with the Isle of Man’s cultural and natural heritage, and encountering elements of national and international history, including Manx language where possible, pupils develop an enhanced understanding of their own country and the wider world. A sens…
In accordance with the educational currculum order (2011) The curriculum for pupils aged from 5 to 14 years shall include Manx Culture and History, with elements of citizenship built in across a variety of subjects. In terms of Citizenship and Politics, the Department of Education, Sport and Cultur…
The health and wellbeing of our children and young people is of great importance...PSHE education (personal social health and economic) is the school subject which addresses pupils' personal safety and their mental health whilst preparing them for life and work in a changing world it is... 'a curri…