Five of the Island's primary schools have received an award for their 'exceptional dedication' to the environment.
St Mary's, Andreas, St John's, Henry Bloom Noble and Victoria Road schools now have an internationally recognised Green Flag award.
Each completed a programme that engages children in learning about global issues such as climate change, biodiversity and marine conservation.
The schools also established an eco-council to implement changes and initiatives such as setting up bird feeders and wildflower areas.
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