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• St Chad’s CiW VA School, Hanmer

Mayor Cllr Ronnie Prince cuts the celebratory ribbon infront of pupils at St Chad's.

Earlier this month the school celebrated the huge milestone of 345 years of continuous education on the site.

Sir John Hanmer built the school for the children of the village in 1676, and since then, children have continuously been educated on the site.

Parents and members of the local community were welcomed to the outdoor celebration. A dedication took place that included a blessing of the new Amphitheatre steps, built with a generous bequest left to the school by Dr David McCarter, who was the doctor of the village from 1967 to 2011.

The Rt Revd Gregory Cameron, Bishop of St Asaph, led the dedication service, with the children of the school taking centre stage on their new steps as they entertained visitors with songs and readings.

Cllr Ronnie Prince and Sunanda Kapas, Mayor and Mayoress of Wrexham, were also in attendance, with the Mayor cutting the ribbon to formally open the new feature at the school.

Rt Revd Gregory Cameron, Bishop of St Asaph, with the Mayor and Mayoress Cllr Ronnie Prince and Sunanda Kapas, Head Boy William Johnson and Head Girl Ada Bebbington.

• Rhosddu Primary School

Rhosddu Primary School pupil Finley Evans, with Georgi and Paula Billington, directors of eco-readymix.

Pupil Finley Evans has been named the winner of a drawing competition.

His work was chosen out of more than 500 entries, and he was rewarded with a large art set and certificate, along with a £200 donation for the school.

The competition was held by Eco-Readymix, and the winner's drawing will be printed on a big silo.

• Ysgol Ty Ffynnon, Shotton

Children in Need fun at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon.

It was definitely a case of putting the fun into fundraising recently, as the school joined in for Children in Need.

A sleuth of bears, friends of Pudsey, were part of those at the school who helped to raise a total of £450.

All children went to school wearing either, Pudsey themed clothes, clothes with spots or anything yellow.

The children took part in the Joe Wicks live workout and carried out different Pudsey and Children in Need themed activities and had lots of fun throughout the day.

Winners of the Children in Need raffle at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon.

Over the last few weeks School Council also ran a raffle to raise money for Children in Need. The prize was a giant teddy bear, and the raffle raised a brilliant £201.

The school gave a bug thank you to all the parents and pupils who bought a ticket. The lucky winner was Delia. Lola and Nevaya won runner-up prizes, kindly donated by a grandparent. Year 6 councillors, Hallie and Thomas presented the winners with the prizes.

William and Oliver with Reverend Alexier Mayes.

Pupils from Dosbarth Gwdihw at the school, visited St David's Church in Connah's Quay last week.

They were made very welcome, and the pupils had the opportunity to look around the beautiful church.

The children visited to collect a donation from the church and members of the congregation, who had kindly collected funds that were given to the school to purchase new items for the new Sensory Room back at school.

The children are looking forward to visiting again and would like to thank the church and the parishioners for their kind donations.

• Darland High School, Rossett

Children in Need at Darland High School.

Getting into the spirit of things for Children in Need, staff at Darland High School wore fancy dress to raise money and students were in non uniform.

• Ysgol Maes Hyfryd, Flint

Children in Need fun at Ysgol Maes Hyfryd, in Flint.

It was all about having fun while fundraising last week, when assistant headteacher Matthew Wynne and School Police Officer PC Erin Hulley, helped organise a Children in Need event for the pupils.

The Mayor of Flint Town Council, Cllr Mel Buckley, and Deputy Mayor, Cllr Michelle Perfect, both attended, alongside volunteers from KIM Inspire.

KIM Inspire is a local charity which is funded by Children in Need. Their Youth Section, Kim4YoungPeople, assists youngsters who want to be better able to manage their emotions and mental health.

The children at Ysgol Maes Hyfryd took part in a pre-recorded talent show to help raise funds and also helped make cakes which were sold to pupils and staff by PC Hulley and the Cllr Buckley.

Local PCSOs also attended the event and taught the pupils about the police vehicle.

A total of £225.50 was raised for Children in Need.

Children in Need fun at Ysgol Maes Hyfryd, in Flint.

Children in Need fun at Ysgol Maes Hyfryd, in Flint.