The competitors in this year's Junior Achievement company programme will set up stalls to display and sell their wares to the public in the main hall at the Loch Promenade Methodist Church, Douglas a week tomorrow.
The goods on sale will be innovative products, including a Manx themed children's entertainment pack, a children's activity book, educational board games, a Manx cookery book, drinks holders, paperweight lights and many other novelty and Christmas items developed or marketed by young people running their own student companies.
There will also be a Santa's Grotto and face painting for children.
Junior Achievement is a Manx educational charity which has been forging links between schools, and business and industry for the past 25 years.
The public will be able to view the goods produced by the students' companies for four hours, from 4pm on December 13.
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