The final of the One World Charity Challenge was held at the Manx Museum last night.
The lecture theatre was packed to capacity with parents, politicians and people involved in charitable work eager to see and hear what the six secondary school teams had put together.
After much deliberation by the judges, the seven students from Castle Rushen High School were deemed to have given the best presentation and were awarded the Frances Davidson Cup.
They also earned ?2,500 for their chosen charity, an Indian organisation called Kids In Need of Education.
Afterwards they told Manx Radio about their experience:
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