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• Ysgol Gwynedd, Flint

Teacher Anna Lyndsay with Holly Ecob, pictured in costume for World Book Day, with some of the books collected for a school in Africa.

Youngsters at the Flintshire primary school have been collecting books to send to a school in South Africa.

So far there are about 200 books ready to be sent to the Siyaphambili School in Cape Town.

Teacher Anna Lindsay said: "Since about February, pupils and staff have been donating children's books.

"We now have quite a few boxes of boxes. It's been a really nice response.

"I had been talking to our caretaker about the possibility and he's actually from South Africa.

"His sister lives there and does charity work, including helping to build a school for children would otherwise have no education.

"There are currently no educational resources for the school, no books.

"After speaking her her, I suggested we could send some books, notepads and pens.

"It's been really nice explaining it to the children. Letting them know it's for children who don't have as much as we do."

It's hoped the books will be headed to South Africa in the next few weeks.

Children at the Siyaphambili School in Cape Town

• Dee Valley Federation

Evie and Ruby Mathie woth entries for the Dee Valley Federation eisteddfod.

The children and staff of the Dee Valley Federation have been working hard over recent weeks, creating pieces of work for their yearly Federation Eisteddfod.

Made up of Froncysyllte CP School, Ysgol y Garth and Ysgol Pentre, the schools come together each year to celebrate the Patron Saint of Wales, Saint David.

Similar to last year due to restrictions, the three schools met online through a virtual meeting to share their love of Wales.

Categories this year included Welsh art, poetry, recitations and biographical writing. After the success of last year, the school also brought back a home category named Bake Off Cymru, where children put their chef hats on and made some excellent bakes.

Children dressed up in Welsh costumes and waved the Welsh flag whilst singing the national anthem, in an enjoyable afternoon celebrating Welsh culture.

The standards of work were very high, so judges are going to have tough decisions to make.

Headteacher of the Dee Valley Federation said: "It was pleasure and a privilege to a part of our Federation Eisteddfod, my first one as headteacher.

"All of the pupils impressed me so much with the high standard of work and excellent Welsh pronunciation.

"It was lovely to see how the whole federation came to support and encourage each other.

"I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the staff for all of their hard work in preparing the children, parents and carers for organising Welsh themed clothing as the children looked amazing.

"Finally a huge thank you to Miss Danielle Weigh for organising and leading the event."

Oren Evans bakes for the Dee Valley Federation eisteddfod.

• Busy Bees, Flint

Children at Busy Bees Playgroup, in Flint, on World Book Day.

The playgroup took part in last week's World Book Day celebrations.

The children at Busy Bees wore dressing up outfits of their favourite character out of their favourite book.

Each child received a new book to take away, so they can continue to read at home with family.

They also played word lotto, letter matching games and puzzle solving games on the day.

Some children read a story of their choice and used story puppet sacks to enhance the tale.

• Rofft Primary School, Marford

Pupils at the Rofft School, in Marford, with donations made to help Ukranian families.

Pupils at the school have been bagging donations made to help support Ukrainian families and the immediate refugee crisis they face as they cross the border into Poland.

Donations collected include foil survival blankets, toys, nappies, sanitary towels, crayons, towels, first aid kits, sleeping bags, metal cups, thermal clothing, hairbrushes, shampoos, toothbrushes, children's clothes and bandages.

Parents and the community were thanked for their continued support, care and generosity.

And the school hopes they can help ease the suffering of those families in a small way.

Pupils at the school have been bagging donations made to help support Ukrainian families and the immediate refugee crisis they face as they cross the border into Poland.

Donations collected include foil survival blankets, toys, nappies, sanitary towels, crayons, towels, first aid kits, sleeping bags, metal cups, thermal clothing, hairbrushes, shampoos, toothbrushes, children's clothes and bandages.

Parents and the community were thanked for their continued support, care and generosity.

And the school hopes they can help ease the suffering of those families in a small way.

• Ysgol Ty Ffynnon, Shotton

Pupils from Ysgol Ty Ffynnon helped rangers plant trees at Dee Park, in Shotton.

Last week pupils from Year 5 and Year 6 were out in the community working with the ranger at local park, Dee Park near the Shotton Railway station.

The children were keen to spend time out of the classroom after not being able to go on class trips.

They had a very enjoyable day helping the rangers with their task of planting more than 5,000 trees, and were all extremely proud of themselves.

The youngsters are looking forward to helping out again in the near future.

Pupils from Ysgol Ty Ffynnon helped rangers plant trees at Dee Park, in Shotton.

• Ysgol Rhiwabon

Ysgol Rhiwabon students at a seven-a-side tournament at the Cefn Druids FC ground.

The school recently took part in a seven-a-side tournament at the Cefn Druids FC ground, The Rock.

The tournament was open to local secondary schools and was organised by Active Wrexham, with support from Cefn Druids.

Ysgol Rhiwabon sent a mixed Year 7 and Year 8 team to take part. They did really well, with Tom Broadhurst getting Player of the Tournament for Year 8, and Kam Platt for Year 7.

Dyfan Roberts got Player of the Tournament for Year 9, who were up against mostly Year 10 teams.

Danny Lennon was also mentioned as a stand out player for Year 9.

Joe Corless, teacher of sports, said: "The pupils represented the school really well. Their behaviour and sportsmanship was excellent and they were all a credit to the school and their parents.

"I think we all felt that it was nice to get out and about in such lovely weather.

"My thanks to Cefn Druids and Active Wrexham for organising the event."