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Ysgol Tŷ Ffynnon, Deeside

County Dance Eisteddfod winners, Undod, from Ysgol T? Ffynnon.

The school's dance group, Undod, won the County Dance Eisteddfod held recently at Ysgol Bryn Coch in Mold.

They have been taught by Miss Jones and are now going forward to represent Flint Maelor in the final at the Urdd National Eisteddfod in Llanymddyfri, Sir Gaerfyrddin in May.

This is the first time the school have won this competition, and are very proud of all that the girls have achieved and wish them every success.

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Pupils at Ysgol T? Ffynnon help with the Flintshire Swift Recovery Project.

• Children worked with the Flintshire Swift Recovery Project and planted plant plugs to create a wildflower garden in front of the school, which will encourage swifts to nest in boxes that have been placed around the grounds.

This is part of a larger project to develop different wildlife areas around the school. The children were told lots of interesting information about the swifts, that will hopefully nest and return annually to the nests that they have placed.

Planting at Ysgol T? Ffynnon to encourage wildlife.

Planting at Ysgol T? Ffynnon to encourage wildlife.

Ysgol Rhiwabon, Wrexham

Ysgol Rhiwabon students during a trip to Ruabon Library.

Pupils from 7CWE enjoyed a recent visit to Ruabon Library. The trip was part of the school’s initiative to encourage more students to read for pleasure. Whilst at the library, students were given a tour, informed about the library’s book borrowing system and were given opportunities to read books that interested them.

They also participated in a book hunt, where they had to find certain books with specific genres, topics about Ruabon and Wales, and books from authors of diverse backgrounds.

The students loved being part of the Ruabon Library community, and many couldn’t wait to return. The school thanks all of the library staff who helped make the trip possible.

Recently, 20 students from Year 8 visited Wrexham Library, and another class are set to go to Cefn Mawr Library.

The students are appreciating and enjoying these new reading environments.

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Ysgol Rhiwabon students during a trip to Ruabon Library.

• Students at the secondary school came third in Wrexham, out of 10 teams, in the second round of the GwE Mathematics MAT competition

The students were an absolute credit to the school and worked together superbly.

They have also won entry to the next round in Llandudno Junction, where they will compete across the North Wales region!

Congratulations to: Carlie Jones, Oliver Holgate, Efan Powell and Chloe Aston.

Ysgol Maes Y Felin, Holywell

Pupils at Ysgol Maes Y Felin and their parents get creative for Comic Relief.

PUPILS at the primary school enjoyed a variety of activities along with their parents to celebrate Red Nose Day and raise funds for Comic Relief.

One of the regular 'explore together' sessions at Ysgol Maes Y Felin, which aim to give parents an opportunity to come into school and participate in activities with their children, coincided with the recent Red Nose Day.

Year 5 and 6 pupils made a number of Mr Men and Little Miss t-shirts with their parents, donating up to £1 each. Throughout the day the children also designed red noses, wrote their own Mr Men and Little Miss stories, and enjoyed learning all about the good causes, both home and abroad, that Comic Relief funding helps to support.

Teacher Rebecca Saunders said: "It was lovely to see parents and children working together on different activities and helping to raise money for this vital charity. It was a very enjoyable day and I would like to thank all the parents for coming along and getting involved."

The school raised more than £100 on the day for Comic Relief.

Pupils at Ysgol Maes Y Felin and their parents get creative for Comic Relief.

Ysgol Pentre CIW, Chirk

Ysgol Pentre CIW at St Mary's Church, Chirk.

Youngsters from classes 2 and 3 at the school visited St Mary's Church in Chirk for the day. Easter gardens were created, they rang the bells and even looked for parallel and perpendicular lines around the Nave.

The children discovered a Roman soldier in the stained glass window and found out about the changes made to St Mary's Church during the reigns of Henry VIII and Queen Victoria.

A scavenger hunt and study of the headstones in the church yard were also part of the day, which ended with children singing a special song to parents in a service.

All at Ysgol Pentre CIW are grateful to everyone at the church for organising such an amazing day.

Ysgol Pentre CIW at St Mary's Church, Chirk, trying bell ringing.

St Anne's Catholic Primary School, Caia Park

St Anne's Catholic Primary School Eco Council took part in litter picks.

The Eco Council from the Wrexham school have had a busy term. They took part in regular litter picks, registering the amount of bags collected with Keep Wales Tidy.

They have made bird feeders to hang on trees in the school grounds, and they also joined Jacinta Challinor, Green Infrastructure Project Officer at Wrexham County Borough Council, to plant 20 trees on the Llwyn Onn estate as part of the Wrexham Woodland Pledge.

Tree planting from members of the St Anne's Catholic Primary School Eco Council.

Ysgol Penygelli, Coedpoeth

The children of the Wrexham primary school enjoyed a visit by Huw Williams from Upbeat Music and Arts. He played traditional Welsh instruments and taught them how to do Welsh clog dancing.

Huw Williams from Upbeat Music and Arts entertains children at Ysgol Penygelli.

Huw Williams from Upbeat Music and Arts entertains children at Ysgol Penygelli.