Jurby Community School is celebrating 40 years in its current building this month.
The school is holding a number of events to celebrate, including an open afternoon on Wednesday March 23 from 2-8pm.
This is open to anyone, including past pupils and staff, who wants to see how the school has changed since 1982.
Anyone with photographs or memories of their time at the school is invited to send them to Jurby40@online.sch.im to be part of the exhibition.
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