Students at Ramsey Grammar School are giving away their hard earned rewards to young people in Nepal.
Year eight pupils have been learning about the country in their tutor groups with visits from an ex Queen's Ghurkha Engineer who was born in Gumlek.
The young people then made links with a school and after seeing the difference in circumstances decided to donate educational resources to the students there.
Assistant head of year Rob Shimmin says the children's 5500 reward points - which are collected for good behaviour - have been traded in in a show of generosity:
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