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Gorwelion Newydd Stiwdio Hafod, Wrexham

Gearing up for thei charity coffee morning at Gorwelion Newydd Stiwdio Hafod, are students Keelan Edwards, Kaden Wickens, Danika Richardson and Tyler Elliot.

Students and staff at the pupil referral service are holding a Macmillan Cancer Support fundraiser, with Reds tickets up for grabs!

Pupils have been involved in the planning of everything, each having a role, including running stalls, some of the baking to be available on the day and activities.

On the day, there will be cakes, a penalty shoot out, a raffle, which includes prizes of hampers, massage treatments and goalkeeping sessions, and much more.

One of the big prizes on offer are much-sought after Wrexham AFC tickets, specifically for the Wrexham AFC v Sutton United game on Tuesday, October 24. And lead singer of the Declan Swans, Michael Hett, will be on hand to help run the raffle on the day.

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The event will be held at the Deva Way site in Wrexham, which supports children aged 12 to 14, on Tuesday, October 10, from 12.30pm to 2pm, and it's hoped they can beat last year's total of £413.

Ceris Walker, intervention coordinator at Stiwdio Hafod said: "A lot of our pupils have come from different schools and they've never been involved in anything like this before, never been asked for various reasons. So it's really important that we get this out there for them as well, it's great for them to be involved."

Ysgol Ty Ffynnon, Deeside

Gary Hart with Ysgol Ty Ffynnon School Council members.

The School Council have got off to a busy start this term.

They welcomed Gary Hart, senior education and engagement officer from the UK Parliament to the school.

Mr Hart spoke in assembly, teaching everyone all about the UK Parliament and how are Government works.

It was very interesting and pupils were given the opportunity to ask lots of questions.

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It was also very useful for members of the School Council to see how voting and democracy works in their country.

Adrijana, Harlie and Jack during their fundraising coffee morning.

Members of the School Council also organised a coffee morning to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.

It was a great success, raising more than £130. The School Council would like to say a big thank you to all the people who donated cakes and for all the parents who attended to support the event.

Ysgol Mynydd Isa

Captain Dan Tastic with pupils at Ysgol Mynydd Isa.

Year 1 and 2 pupils enjoyed a visit from Captain Dan Tastic as part of their autumn term topic, Land Ahoy! Tir Ahoy!

Pupils and staff enjoyed wearing their finest pirate attire, while taking part in an interactive show with Captain Dan Tastic. They learnt all about pirates, their different types of ships, the black and red Jolly Roger flags and much, more. Pupils enjoyed steering the helm and were surprised how heavy a small cannon ball was.

Pupils at Ysgol Mynydd Isa 'steering'.

At the end of the show all the pupils were amazed when Captain Dan Tastic showed everyone his gigantic ruby gem treasure and were even more excited when he allowed each child to have a piece to keep at home forever.

Captain Dan Tastic, from Dan Tastic Education, was inspiring for pupils and brought their topic to life.

Captain Dan Tastic with pupils at Ysgol Mynydd Isa.