Three students represented the Isle of Man at the International Linguistics Olympiad last week.
The students joined more than 400 linguists from 48 countries in Taiwan at the week-long event.
Sarah Harris from St. Ninian's High School, Emma Corlett from Ballakermeen High School and Brodie Millar from King William's College took part in puzzles, workshops and cultural trips.
Team lead Rob Teare said the Island's participation highlights our unique culture and is a great way to fly the Manx flag internationally.
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