A Douglas law firm has rewarded students from the Island's high schools in its annual essay competition.
Simcocks held its seventh event recently, which saw A level pupils from Ramsey Grammar, St Ninian's, Castle Rushen and King William's College entering.
The winning essay was by Libby Delaney from St Ninian's High School, who wrote about the subject of a trial jury.
She was given a £500 gift voucher and is eager to do work experience at the firm next year.
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