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• Ysgol Penygelli, Coedpoeth

Op Bang Challenge cheque presentation to Ysgol Penygelli eco club.

The eco council recently received a very special award. They participated in a community litter-pick earning fourth place in the Op Bang Challenge.

Representatives from North Wales Police attended to present them with a cheque for £100, which will help towards future eco projects at the school.

North Wales Police, in partnership with the North Wales Fire and Rescue Service launched Op Bang Challenge, as an opportunity for children and young people to complete a project to better their community.

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• St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Flint

St Mary's School pupils visit to Flint Town Council Chamber, pictured with Mayor Cllr Ben Goldsborough.

Flint Mayor, Cllr Ben Goldsborough welcomed members of the School Council for a tour of the Flint town Council Chamber.

As well as a tour, the children were given a talk on the history of the Town Hall and were shown the mayoral robes and chains.

It was a privilege for the Mayor to meet the teachers and children.

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• Ysgol Y Garth, Wrexham

Creative Schools Project underway at Ysgol Y Garth.

Reception, Year 1 and 2, have recently started their Creative Schools Project in connection with the Arts Council Wales.

Pupils have been looking at shapes in their environment and used the shapes they have found to create some fantastic clay prints.

They have been learning the technique of printing and have made cards and a Welsh dragon using the prints we created.

Learnng about shapes at Ysgol Y Garth.

Pupils use shapes for printing.

Youngsters have been looking at the dragon on the Welsh flag and then talking about dragons from around the world.

The children are going to be continuing each week with their creative practitioner to develop their ideas in connection with their local area and the wider world.

• On Thursday February 1, from 3.30pm-5.30pm the school will be having an open evening led by The Story Tent, who will put on free activities for children under five. Everyone is welcome.

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• Ysgol Ty Ffynnon, Deeside

Teach Rex Roadshow dinosaurs at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon.

Friends of Ty Ffynnon, parent committee at the school, organised a visit from the dinosaur experience company - Teach Rex Roadshow.

The idea was to give all children throughout the school an opportunity to meet a dinosaur!

Younger children had a baby dinosaur visit their classrooms, where they were able to ask lots of questions and learn lots of facts about dinosaurs linked to their topic this term.

Junior children had an opportunity to create a video using green screen technology and a giant dinosaur.

All of the staff and children really enjoyed the experience.

Teach Rex Roadshow dinosaurs at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon.

Teach Rex Roadshow dinosaurs at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon.

Teach Rex Roadshow dinosaurs at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon.

Teach Rex Roadshow dinosaurs at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon.