First of all we would like to wish everyone in our school community our very best for the forthcoming year. 

 

Monday 8th of January is a training day and school will re-open for the children on Tuesday 9th January.

 

Looking forward to seeing you all. 

Many of you turned out for our Macmillan fundraising event on Friday afternoon and it was lovely to see our community come together to support such a worthwhile cause.

There were cakes a'plenty and entertainment courtesy of the school choir as well as an impressive array of raffle prizes. 

We would like to extend a huge thank you to Wendy Griffiths for organising the event, to all the Teaching Assistants and pupils who helped her get everything ready and of course to all of you who donated cakes and came for cake and a cuppa. 

A record amount has been raised and donations are still flowing in. We will have a final total by next week. 

You are all amazing!!

Check out the new Curriculum page in the Parents' section. Over the year, this will be updated with lots of useful documents and information that will help you support your children in their learning and also inform you of all the recent developments in school. We hope this will be of some use to you and feel free to suggest anything you would like us to add. 

On Thursday 28th September some of our pupils from Years 5 and 6 travelled down to London to visit The Houses of Parliament. This included a look inside the Houses of Lords and Commons in addition to some of the other very impressive rooms in the palace. 

They also learnt about the voting system and how we can all affect change in our society. 

After the tour we went to see some of the sights, including Buckingham Palace and after tea took in a show. A great day was had by all and we had some very tired but happy children on our return. Many thanks to all the parents who came out during the wee hours to pick them up from school. You're amazing!!

The gardening competition has now closed and we thank you for your entries - the measurements are really impressive!  

Alice and Faye Blackwell have grown their tallest sunflower to 10 feet 8 inches. 
Aaron Thomas grew a runner bean that was 36 cm long.
Jac Sigsworth grew a carrot that was 10 inches long.
Harri Jones grew a carrot that was 38 cm long.

There were prizes to all that competed - congratulations!

All the children have been working hard preparing summer shows for you all to enjoy. The details of the performances are below. We look forward to seeing you all this week! 

 

Infant Concert (Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2)

The Infant summer concert is on Wednesday, July 12th. Please can children come to school for 6pm dressed in summer clothes. Dancefest children to come dressed in their costumes. The concert will start at 6.15pm. Entrance cost is £1 per adult. There will be a raffle available at £1 per strip. 

 

Junior Show - Matilda

The Junior show is on Thursday, July 13th. Please can children come to school for 5.45pm. The show will start at 6pm. Entrance cost is £2 per adult. There will be raffle available at £1 per strip. 

 

 

A huge well done to the Year 1 and 2 dancers who took part in the Flintshire Dancefest this evening at Theatre Clwyd. The performance was brilliant and showcased a variety of moves inspired by 'Moana'. The children looked amazing in their colourful Hawaiian themed costumes too! We are very proud of you :-) 

 

Thank you all for coming along to support the children, great to see so many of you there enjoying the occasion. 

 

 

The latest Chatterbox sessions have now come to an end. The sessions were for children and parents in Nursery and Reception, and focused on a variety of areas such as communication, early reading, early writing, and number skills. There has been a lot of creativity, messy play and fun had in all the sessions! It has been a success and we have received a lot of positive feedback about the sessions - thank you all for coming along! We look forward to seeing you again at more Chatterbox sessions next year :-)

All the children had lots of fun competing in many races, from 'obstacle' to 'egg and spoon' - well done to everyone for taking part! Congratulations to Elwy for winning the event. 

 

Many thanks to you all for coming along to support on the day, and to the PTA for providing refreshments throughout the day. 

Weather permitting, Sports Day will take place on Wednesday 24th May. Junior Sports day will be in the morning (9.30am) whilst the Infant children will have theirs in the afternoon (1pm onwards).

Children will need to wear their team colours; either Green (Clwyd), White (Elwy) or Red (Alun). If you are unsure, please check with the class teacher. 

 

Hope to see you there.