Sixth formers to take part in Junior Tynwald
Students from the Island's secondary schools will be swapping the classroom for the Tynwald chamber on Monday morning.
The annual Junior Tynwald sitting sees sixth formers take the place of politicians for a day.
Sitting MHKs and MLCs will be on hand to answer the questions tabled, and help debate the motions.
Speaker of the House of Keys Juan Watterson says it's a chance for young people to see Manx politics from the front line:
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