A group of pupils from Beath High School are starting a mammoth fundraising campaign for a school-trip with a difference.
They are going to Malawi for two weeks next year - and will visit two primary schools in the impoverished African country.
Teachers at the Cowdenbeath school are hoping to develop stronger educational links with the impoverished African country.
They need to raise £50,000 for the trip next October, so are arranging a number of fundraising events over the coming months.
Kingdom FM spoke to pupils Michael King, Lauren Sanders, Niamh Scott and Victoria Warnock, as well as headteacher Douglas Young:
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