As well as our regular news and photos from schools across Wrexham and Flintshire, we have a round-up of events and achievements in today's School Report.
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• YSGOL TY FFYNNON, in Shotton
Ysgol Ty Ffynnon's newly selected scholars, Ballet Cymru and New Dance instructors after their audition sessions.
The Flintshire primary school has been selected to be involved with the Ballet Cymru and NEW Dance scholarship programme for a second time.
The programme is worth £3,000 for each scholar, and the children will receive weekly lessons, ballet shoes and uniform. The scholarship lasts two years, with school having first received it in 2019.
Along with their parents, they will also be able to watch Ballet Cymru perform at Theatr Clwyd.
Teacher Rachel Keenan said: "We are so excited, as the last time this took place it was a huge success.
"We were the only school in North Wales to be selected and it is such a privilege to be involved in such a project once again."
Headteacher Nia Goldsmith said: "It's open to all children in Years 4 and 5, Ballet Cymru and NEW Dance come into school to have a workshop with the children.
"They watch the potential the children are showing, and narrow it down to about 25, most of whom choose to carry it on.
"Then those children have a weekly ballet lesson proved by NEW Dance through Ballet Cymru.
"They're taught different dances, this year we have jazz.
"It's about opening new horizons for children who might not necessarily have had this opportunity.
"Cost can be an implication for many but this doesn't cost the school or the children anything."
• YSGOL MAES GARMON, Mold
Ysgol Maes Garmon head pupils Cameron and Casi cutting the school's anniversary cake.
Ysgol Maes Garmon head pupils Cameron and Casi with members of Sixth Form forum - Lydia, Isobel, Henry, Sion, Elen, Catrin, Honey, Eleanor and Caitlin.
The school's 60th anniversary celebrations continue, as head pupils, Cameron and Casi cut the birthday cake.
Supporting the duo this year will be members of the Sixth Form forum - Lydia, Isobel, Henry, Sion, Elen, Catrin, Honey, Eleanor and Caitlin.
All of them gave presentations to staff and pupils of their ideas for the forthcoming academic year.
Headteacher Bronwen Hughes was hugely impressed with the students' maturity and ideas for the future of the school and its community, and wished them well as they embark on their new projects.
• YSGOL RHIWABON, Wrexham
Helen Sava, assistant headteacher, welcomes Chris Henley.
Prior to welcoming back their students, a professional training session was held for staff
Helen Sava, assistant headteacher, welcomed Chris Henley, renowned presenter and author on education.
Chris was a former senior leader in secondary schools, who now specialises in inspiring other teachers in their classroom practice.
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