Children from the local Manx speaking School Bunscoill Ghaelgagh will be appearing on Channel 4.
The year four pupils were filmed by the TV station this week making the announcements for shows appearing on the channel.
It's part of the 'Voices of 4' project which was launched to celebrate diversity across the British Isles.
Headteacher Julie Matthews says as they are the only Manx speaking school in the world - Channel 4 decided they would be an 'excellent champion for alternative voices':
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