Students and staff from Les Quennevais School have recreated a First World War trench inside their school building.
The interactive display features projections to help teach the pupils about life in the trenches.
The school says it's been so popular, they're opening the doors to the public to let people come and experience it for themselves.
You can see the display between 11am and 1pm this Saturday.
Rouge Bouillon opens for pedestrians
Islanders can now walk up and down Rouge Bouillon again without cutting around Palmyra Road and Clarendon Road.
Colombian cocaine and heroin smuggler jailed for 5.5 years
45-year-old Marizel Parlaza Penagos has been sentenced, by Jersey's Royal Court, to 5.5 years for her part in a major drug smuggling operation.
House prices fall by 3% in Jersey
The average price paid for property in Jersey has fallen by 3% in the first quarter of 2025 ,to £569,000.
Jersey's first solar farm is switched on
Jersey's first solar farm - the biggest in the Channel Islands - has been switched on.
50 children as young as 12 involved in a wider £1.8m Jersey drug network
A major investigation uncovered 50 children in Jersey were groomed, bribed and threatened into receiving parcels concealing drugs hidden in toys and teddy bears.
Five young people sentenced for Jersey drug network involving children
Monica Nobrega, Elijah McManus, Joseph James Barratt, Rory Ribeiro and Malibu Brennan have been sentenced to a combined almost 10 years for their involvement in a major UK county lines drugs network.
Bergerac will return to Jersey for second series
Damien Molony is returning to Jersey as Bergerac. UKTV teases what the TV detective will do next.
Islanders aim to raise £40k for dementia by trekking across Ecuador
From volcanoes to valleys, islanders are invited to trek across Ecuador for nine days to raise money for Dementia Jersey.
