A WREXHAM high school was a sea of red, as pupils celebrated Wrexham AFC's incredible promotion.
Yesterday, Ysgol Bryn Alyn pupils wore red to celebrate the back to back promotion of the football club, which will see them enter League One.
In order to celebrate and send congratulations to Wrexham AFC, students and staff at the Gwersyllt school swapped their uniform for all things red, including Wrexham shirts and scarves. The school was buzzing, with many of its community having witnessed Saturday's amazing game first hand, which saw the club beat Forest Green Rovers FC 6-0.
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Seeing red - Ysgol Bryn Alyn celebrate Wrexham AFC's league promotion.
Headteacher Adele Slinn was delighted with the support for the local club.
She said: "Here at YBA we are a strong community and part of that community is Wrexham AFC. We are the closest secondary school to the Racecourse ground and as such have a strong affiliation with the club."
Students gathered in Wrexham shirts or scarves to celebrate the club's 6-0 win over Forest Green rovers, which saw them earn back to back promotions.
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Seeing red - Ysgol Bryn Alyn celebrate Wrexham AFC's league promotion.
Pupil Rhys Broderick highlighted what a 'magical' moment it was when the final whistle blew and the subsequent celebrations at the school.
He said: "Wrexham is literally a gigantic community of people who follow the club and events around it. Whatever happens, impact and affect everyone and it's just such a beautiful sight to see here today."
Seeing red - Ysgol Bryn Alyn celebrate Wrexham AFC's league promotion.
Mrs Slinn added: "The club itself has been on an amazing journey and has shown real resilience and drive. Throughout that time our community has always held onto its dreams and belief for the club.
"Our school has much in common with Wrexham AFC's journey, and we are both now celebrating and enjoying the rewards of that resilience, effort, aspiration and commitment.
"It was wonderful to see our young people celebrating this marvellous achievement and it really demonstrates what an incredible community we have."
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