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Ysgol Rhiwabon

Emily Stephenson with first Prize in the Oswestry Youth Music Festival (left) and with the Conwy Choir Festival third prize.

Emily Stephenson, a Year 8 pupil at the Wrexham secondary school, recently came first in the musical theatre category, at the Oswestry Youth Music Festival.

In addition, Emily also sang in the Conwy Young Voices Choir Festival with the county choir, and they came third.

The school wishes Emily every success in her musical career.

Acton Park Primary School, Wrexham

Acton Park Primary School girls' football team.

Following on from their success before Christmas where they won the Active Wrexham tournament, Acton Park is now going on to represent North Wales in the Urdd tournament in Aberystwyth in May.

The football team did not concede a goal and finished top of the league earlier this month, at the Aberystwyth University-run Urdd tournament.

Fantastic performances all round and a great team spirit. All at the school are very proud of our first ever girls' football team.

Ysgol Ty Ffynnon, Deeside

Ysgol Ty Ffynnon pupils that took part in the Urdd Eisteddfod.

Ysgol Ty Ffynnon pupils that took part in the Urdd Eisteddfod.

Children from the Flintshire primary school took part in the first round of the Urdd Eisteddfod, held at Ysgol Bryn Coch.

The competition involved local schools with both first language Welsh and Welsh learners taking part.

Seven children took part in the individual reciting competition and had to perform their poem in front of a judge.

One Year 4 pupil went through to the next round. He did really well and was placed third.

Also taking part were a group of children who had to perform a poem on the main stage and they have now gone through to the next round, which will be held in Wrexham in a few weeks time.

All at Ysgol Ty Ffynnon are extremely proud of all the children who took part, they worked extremely hard to learn the poem, with the help and support of Lowri Drew.

Ysgol Pentre, Chirk

New books at Ysgol Pentre, sponsored by Thermseal-Windows.

A set of books for the school has been sponsored by Thermseal-Windows, based in Chirk, via Usborne books for Children's Mental Health Week.

Tree planting for the Queen's Green Canopy, from Ysgol Pentre pupils.

Ysgol Pentre are very pleased to have planted a tree for the Queen's Green Canopy to celebrate Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee. The School Council took pride in planting a mountain ash tree in their Forest School area, along with Charles Gittins, from Flintshire Woodlands.

Wrexham County Primary Tournament netball winners, from Ysgol Pentre.

In February, the netball team at Ysgol Pentre won the Wrexham County Primary Tournament at Ysgol Y Grango. Ysgol Pentre are extremely proud and the children were wearing their new sports kit that was bought following a kind donation from SPAR in Chirk.

Theatre outing at Llandudno for Ysgol Pentre pupils.

And Llandudno was the destination for the whole of Ysgol Pentre last month, to watch Demon Dentist by David Walliams. Everyone had an amazing time and they even got to see the sea.

Ysgol Gwynedd, Flint

World Book Day book fair at Ysgol Gwynedd.

World Book Day at Ysgol Gwynedd in Flint.

There was lots of literary themed fun at the school for this year's World Book Day.

The school created a book fair in the hall, where the children had the choice of book stands to go and collect two books from the stall.

This year children were able to get one free book courtesy of the World Book Day tokens, along with books from the 'I Love Reading Scheme'.

Extreme reading for Ysgol Gwynedd pupils.

There was also an extreme reading competition, where children were asked to take pictures of themselves reading in unusual places.

The school council ran a cake sale to raise funds for the school, collecting £301.

Children have began making links to Rhiwlas Care Home and 10 children went to visit in their World Book Day costumes, to read their favourite story.

St Giles CiW Primary School, Wrexham

World Book Day fun at St Giles CiW School, Wrexham.

It was worth the wait for excited youngsters at the school, who got all dressed up last week for a belated World Book Day celebration.

World Book Day fun at St Giles CiW School, Wrexham.

World Book Day fun at St Giles CiW School, Wrexham.

Dee Valley Federation

Dee Valley Federation pupils during their eisteddfod.

The children and staff of the Federation have been working very hard over the past 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 St David’s Day.

Categories this year included Welsh art, photography, recitations and biographical writing, ready to impress their judges, Revd Val Hughes and Buddug Selway-Jones. Each school’s Welsh committee, the Criw Cymraeg, gave a reading in Welsh, moving one step closer to achieving their Cymraeg Campus Bronze Award later this year.

Children dressed up in the colours of Wales and waved the Welsh flag, took part in traditional Welsh dancing and showcased Welsh songs. A brilliant morning celebrating being proud to be Welsh!

Ysgol Bryn Deva , Connah’s Quay
A CHOIR is set to raise the roof and funds for the Deeside school.
Flint Male Voice Choir will be appearing in Connah’s Quay Civic Hall on Friday, April 14, at 7.30PM.
Cllr Debbie Owens has organised this event to raise funds for Ysgol Bryn Deva to furnish a sensory room in school.
Tickets are available to purchase from Ysgol Bryn Deva, Linden Avenue, Connah’s Quay. CH5 4SN or from Debbie Owen on 07944695007.