More than one thousand teachers on the Isle of Man have taken part in one of the 'most ambitious' educational events tried 'anywhere in the world'.
In a first for the Island they came together on Friday as part of an all inclusive inset day.
18 guest speakers from the UK and the United States gathered at 12 venues including Ballakermeen High School to share motivational ideas with their teaching colleagues.
Dave Harris is the managing director of Independent Thinking - and played a major part:
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