At the start of the Christmas holiday, more children than ever before jumped aboard "The Polar Express" for our latest drama workshop. Much fun was had by all with singing and movement to the popular music from the much loved film, painting of trains
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12 Dec 2013
On Sunday 1st December, eleven children from Fairholme swam a total of 820 lengths in a sponsored swim to raise funds for the Disaster Emergency Committee’s Philippines Appeal. The children had planned to swim 12km but were all so enthusia
08 Dec 2013
This year’s nativity play, ‘Busy, Busy Bethlehem’ by Niki Davies, told of the busy preparations for the approaching census day.
30 Nov 2013
It is always a pleasure to join with the local community for special events and we were very pleased, therefore, to take the large and enthusiastic bunch of singers who stayed at school late last week to go and provide entertainment at the St.
17 Nov 2013
Thank you everyone who supported our shoebox appeal for Operation Christmas Child this year. The operation collects small boxes filled with everything from toy cars to toothbrushes and coloured pencils and sends them to children around the world, much
10 Nov 2013
As part of their geography studies, Form IV took a trip to the River Elwy this half term. Accompanied by Mrs. Evans, Miss Foulkes, Mr.
09 Oct 2013
This half term Forms II – VII were fortunate enough to participate in a Medieval Day in which they were transported back into Tudor times by ‘Peter the Pedlar.’ The sessions gave an invaluable insight into the lives of both the rich and poor in Tudor s
30 Sep 2013
We were delighted to join other local schools in the recent Mid Wales Opera production of ‘Noye’s Fludde’ by Benjamin Britten. Twenty of our singers, collectively known as ‘Aurora Chorealis’, spent two practice days at the Cathedral prior to the two p
27 Sep 2013
Forms III and IV were lucky enough this term to watch their class book, ‘The Butterfly Lion’ by Michael Morpurgo, come to life on stage at Llandudno’s Venue Cymru. This inspiring tale of enduring friendship transported the children from the African v
