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.
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