Pupils at Jurby Community School took part in learning vital skills in a trip to North Wales last month.
Year 5 and 6 pupils at the school learned about team work, resilience and problem solving in the experience from June 25 to June 29.
Their Headteacher, Will Nelson, said that all those who took part enjoyed it with many saying they would happily take part again.
The trip was part of a 12-month partnership between Jurby Community School and Ardwhallan Outdoor Education Centre.
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