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Park CP School, Llay

Cllr Rob Walsh opens the new Exchange at Park CP School.

The Wrexham primary school has launched a new project, that has repurposed an old telephone box.

Donated by Llay Community Council, the Exchange is a refurbished telephone box, which once stood near the Croes Howell. It has now been opened as a Book Exchange where children can 'take a book and leave a book'.

Head boy Sam Prytherch and head girl Amelia Jones explained the project to an audience of children, staff, parents and extended family members, before Cllr Rob Walsh cut the ribbon and declared the Exchange open!

First in to swap a book was Year 4 pupil, Thomas Davies, who had anticipated the opening and had a book ready to swap.

Headteacher Rebecca Billington said: "We look forward to hearing all about the stories the children are reading and hope this will inspire them to read more.

"Children are welcome to swap books before and after school, all we ask is that the books and telephone box are treated with respect.

"Huge thanks to Llay Community Council for once again supporting our school and many thanks to Cllr Rob Walsh for officially opening our Exchange."

one of the first to use the Exchange at Park CP School, Thomas Davies.

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Ysgol Ty Ffynnon, Deeside

Ty Ffynnon School Council's Holly and Ava accept a donation from Cllr Gary Cooper, by Shotton Town Council.

School Council chairperson Ava and deputy chairperson Holly, welcomed Cllr Gary Cooper to the school assembly.

Cllr Cooper donated a much appreciated £200 on behalf of Shotton Town Council.

The school is very grateful for their support, and the funds will go towards buying replacement water bottles for the children.

Ysgol Penygelli, Coedpoeth

Ysgol Penygelli pupils at the Young Voices event in Manchester.

Children from the school had a wonderful time at the Young Voices concert in Manchester last week, singing with world famous pop stars, including special guest Heather Small, from M People.

Young Voices stage the largest school choir concerts in the world, with thousands of children taking part.

Ysgol Penygelli pupils at the Young Voices event in Manchester.

Ysgol Rhiwabon

Ysgol Rhiwabon students with some of the foodbank donations.

Year 11 at the Wrexham secondary school organised a foodbank appeal. All food donations have now been donated to Wrexham Foodbank.

Ysgol Sant Dunawd, Bangor-on-Dee

Ysgol Sant Dunawd pupils with PC Erin Hulley.

Pupils at the Wrexham primary school give a thumbs up to their visit from PC Erin Hulley, who talked to them about internet safety.

St Mary's CiW School, Overton

Members of the Student Council from Year 3 to 6.

Children from the school's Student Council are working hard to review and develop the school and its grounds, and have gratefully received a grant from Overton Community Council to update and renew the defibrillator at the front of the school.

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Ysgol Bryn Collen, Llangollen

Simon Baynes MP with Christmas card competition runner-up Luca Burgoyne, and Ysgol Bryn Collen headteacher Lisa Howden.

Clwyd South MP Simon Baynes visited the school to congratulate pupil Luca Burgoyne on his entry in the MP's annual Christmas card competition, where Luca was a runner-up.

Mr Baynes attended the school assembly last month with all the school children and staff and, during the visit, congratulated Luca on his fantastic entry.

The MP praised the pupils and staff for a fantastic visit and was able to hear from headteacher, Lisa Howden, about the school's expansion plans.

Miss Howden said: "We are very proud of all our entries into the Christmas card competition and thrilled that one of our pupils was a runner-up. We were pleased to welcome Simon Baynes MP to our school and the pupils thoroughly enjoyed his input in the school assembly."

Mr Baynes added: "I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Ysgol Bryn Collen and it was a great opportunity to congratulate Luca on being one of the runners-up in my Christmas card competition and also to meet with staff and pupils.

"I would like to thank headteacher Lisa Howden, staff and pupils for a fantastic visit and showing Ysgol Bryn Collen is a very successful, happy and popular school."