Police have praised a young boy who kept his head when he realised he was lost this morning.
Officers say the boy walked to Ramsey Police station earlier today to seek help when he lost his way.
They say they were extremely impressed at his handling of the situation and how brave he was.
Police are now encouraging parents to visit their local station and let children know where it is.
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