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• Ysgol Penygelli, Coedpoeth

Ysgol Penygelli pupils Michaela and Sophia with the card they designed and sent to the Queen.

A pair of artistic pupils at the primary school designed a special card for the Queen's celebration of 70 years on the throne.

The card has been posted and Michaela, Year 6 and Sophia, Year 5, are excited to see if they receive a reply from Buckingham Palace.

The school will be celebrating the Jubilee after half-term with various activities, including a street party on the school yard and creating portraits of Her Majesty.

• Ysgol Bryn Deva, Connah's Quay

Rosie Barley gets ready to plant a young oak tree at Ysgol Bryn Deva.

A woman called Gillian Banks, who had grown trees from acorns, reached out to the school.

The had taken a considerable length of time for them to germinate, and Gillian struggled for some time, so was pleased when young trees began to grow.

She was really keen to see the trees planted. Her carer Dot contact the dad of one of the school's pupils, Rosie Barley.

Ysgol Bryn Deva had to fell a dead oak tree last year, so Rosie asked if the tree could be planted in it's place.

Hopefully from this once little acorn, a mighty oak will grow, for generations of children to enjoy.

• St Giles Primary School, Wrexham

Jubilee street party fun at St Giles Primary School, Wrexham.

The whole school took part in Jubilee celebrations last week. All 382 children joined together on the school yard for a 'street party' during their morning break, where they enjoyed snacks and drinks that were all donated by supply companies, Excell, Educate Group and New Directions. It was a special time for the pupils and staff to be together after a turbulent two-and-a-half years of being apart because of covid.

Jubilee street party fun at St Giles Primary School, Wrexham.

• Ysgol Rhiwabon

Year 11 shirt-signing at Ysgol Rhiwabon.

Students in Year 11 at the Wrexham high school, had the annual shirt-signing celebrations.

It's a fun tradition for students and staff to sign the school shirts of those youngsters who have reached the end of their school year, before heading off to sixth form, college or into apprenticeships.

• Holt CP School, near Wrexham

Jubilee celebrations, plus the invite, at Holt CP School, near Wrexham

The school held a Jubilee party, which was a hailed a huge success and enjoyed by everyone.

The School Council had made a royal invitation to send out to all the pupils, staff, governors and Holt under fives' playgroup.

They had also received some generous donations of partyware and decorations from parents and the school community.

On the day, the party was set up outside and everyone came together to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

The School Council had organised a Queen-themed scavenger hunt for all the children to participate in. Before the children tucked into their lovely tea party food, the School Council led the way in singing a Happy Jubilee song to the tune of Happy Birthday, this was accompanied by BSL actions. The children then enjoyed the food and danced to the party music.

During the week the children also completed lots of Jubilee-themed pieces of work, with a particular emphasis upon the expressive arts area of the curriculum. The school had been donated some plates from local cafe Cleopatra's, and the children had great fun decorating their own commemorative plate to take home.

Tina Edwards, chair of Governors, said: "On behalf of the governors can I thank the School Council, the staff and all the children for the wonderful Jubilee party this afternoon.

"The children were so welcoming to us and it was lovely to see their Jubilee art work and to hear their Jubilee song.

"The children really enjoyed the party and this was a lovely way to start the half-term break. Please pass our thanks on to all the staff and pupils."

Holt CP School, near Wrexham held a Jubilee party.

• Eyton Primary School, Wrexham

Wrexham Mayoress Kerry Cameron and Mayor Brian Cameron enjoying the Jubilee festivities at Eyton Primary School.

As part of Jubilee events at the school, they were delighted to welcome Charles Barnett, who gave a talk about his memories of the Queen's Coronation.

In the afternoon the new Mayor and Mayoress of Wrexham, Brian Cameron and Kerry Cameron, joined the PTA for an afternoon tea with entertainment by the children, including songs, stories and maypole dancing to Sospan Fach and Gangnam Style.

The school received a wonderful cake by Erbistock Community Council and Zac Williams surprised everyone by lending his Coronation Gold Coach, which has attracted a lot of attention!

Seren Hughes presented the Mayoress with some flowers and was proudly wearing her Brownie Gold Award badge, which she'd recently achieved.

It was deemed "a truly special day for us all" at the school.

Jubilee fun at Eyton Primary School.

• Ysgol Ty Ffynnon, Deeside

Pupils at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon took part in a cheerleading festival.

Pupils took part in a cheerleading festival held at Deeside Leisure Centre. The event was organised by Buckley Cheerleading Club. There were children there from all ages, with adult groups too.

Ysgol Ty Ffynnon was asked to participate, as the cheerleading coaches have been unable to come into school because of Covid.

Teacher Miss Jones worked with a group of children, including two boys (all juniors) for the past four weeks to create a routine.

The children all had a great time and enjoyed taking part in other events that were held throughout the day including a warm up, and dance off for adults.

• St Chad's VA Primary School, Hanmer

Platinum Jubilee celebration at St Chad's School, Hanmer.

The children at the school created a re-enactment of Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation in St Chad's Church. The children lead the service with pride and poise and took on the roles, including the clergy, such as the Archbishop, Dean of Westminster, the Queen and members of the Royal family. The church was full of parents, grandparents and people from the community.

After the service the children paraded over to the school for a community afternoon tea, crowd parade and a presentation of a Jubilee cup donated by the Hanmer family. It was such a lovely community event that the children with cherish for years to come.

Platinum Jubilee celebration at St Chad's School, Hanmer.

Platinum Jubilee celebration at St Chad's School, Hanmer.

• Ysgol Pentre CIW, Chirk

Meeting Team GB Olympic athlete Jamie Hull at Ysgol Pentre.

It has been an exciting time at the school recently.

They were visited by Team GB Olympic athlete Jamie Hull. He delivered an inspirational assembly about his career, achievements, training regimes, sacrifices made and resilience, and the highs and lows of his career and how they’ve recovered from the national lockdowns.

The pupils saw an amazing live demonstration of scooting and circuit training led by Jamie.

The school was also chosen to join a nationwide cook-a-long event for National Vegetarian Week, in partnership with Cook School and Linda McCartney Foods.

Children have cooked Mary McCartney’s mini pies, using free recipe kits sent to by Cook School.

The kits were used to guide the children to help them learn basic kitchen skills, and how to cook and enjoy this special veggie meal.

The mini vegetarian pies were so much fun to make and tasted amazing too.

Cook School is a non-profit organisation that teaches children how to cook healthy vegetarian meals, by visiting schools in person, running digital cookery programmes, and sending out recipe boxes.

In 1991, Linda McCartney’s love of animals, the planet and food inspired a revolutionary new vegetarian food company, transforming the veggie food market with her plant-based range.

Mary McCartney is Linda’s daughter and a Global Ambassador for Meat Free Monday.

Ysgol Pentre take part in National Vegetarian Week.