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.
Scottish man (27) jailed for smuggling £17,500 worth of cocaine to Jersey
Findlay John Mackay from Dumfries, Scotland, has been jailed for more than four years for importing £17,500 worth of cocaine into Jersey.
Landslip closes of parts of the Railway Walk
A landslip caused by prolonged heavy rain has closed part of Jersey's Railway Walk.
3/4 Jersey cats not microchipped or registered incorrectly
Petowners are being urged to register their cats correctly, as it is revealed that around half are not microchipped, and of those that are, a significant number have outdated or no details.
'Jersey Lifts' drivers could be fined £10,000
Deputy Catherine Curtis wants Jersey's government to update the law to stop illegal taxis operating through Facebook groups,
Guernsey and Jersey politicians discuss air and sea links
Economic Development representatives from Guernsey and Jersey have continued talks about improving inter-island connectivity.
Opera House contractor chosen for Jersey Airport redevelopment
The construction firm that led the £13 million transformation of Jersey Opera House has been appointed to redevelop the airport's departures lounge.
Jersey's Health Insurance Fund 'not sustainable'
The fund that provides financial benefits for medical services, such as subsidised GP visits, is not sustainable, the government's auditor has warned.
'Jersey must be stopped from sleepwalking into cashless economy'
A St Brelade deputy is bringing a States vote to force in-person businesses in Jersey to accept cash.
