Ramsey Grammar School's taking its livestock on a road show to northern primary schools.
The high school has been teaching 'rural sciences' to their students for over 30 years - a course unique to the Isle of Man.
The students look after and tend to various farm animals which are housed on the school grounds - with the produce used and sold within the school.
A group of students and teachers will now be taking some one of their ewes and some new born lambs into five primary schools in a fun way of preparing the students for secondary education.
Marion Cottier is the head of rural sciences:
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