"I don't think I've ever enjoyed Shakespeare so much!" - just one of the many accolades following our performances on Wednesday and Thursday. The hard work put in by children and the production team certainly paid off with some fantastic performances
News
14 Mar 2012
A new City! Glad we are very much a part of this Jubilee city. Here are some recent reminders – Singing in the Street, Remembrance, HM Stanley Memorial drumming, Cathedral performances, the Mayor at Fairholme!
12 Mar 2012
The weather was kind to us on our Open Day on Saturday 10th March 2012. In bright sunshine, the Mayor of St Asaph, Councillor Andrew Thomas officially opened our new classroom block and reception area.
10 Feb 2012
The last day of term was a non-uniform day in support of the Breast Cancer Campaign. The theme was "wear something pink" and the children had no problem meeting the challenge with an array of dazzling shades of pink on display!
23 Dec 2011
Just before Christmas, our drama enthusiasts returned to School for an extra week for our latest drama workshop. This year we focussed on the story of 'The Nutcracker'.
21 Dec 2011
Opportunities for sport at Fairholme have never been better. Our succession of dedicated sports coaches have, over the last 2 years, developed a varied curriculum for all age groups.
20 Dec 2011
The addition of a little humour and a different angle on the traditional nativity story went down well this year with parents, grandparents and friends who attended an excellent production of “It’s a Party!
20 Dec 2011
This term has seen the formation of the Fairholme School Council. We learned in assemblies about the role of local councils in the community and then set to work electing members of each class on to the School Council.
01 Aug 2011
Another successful Sports Camp was held in July. Both Mr Rees and Mr Wynne worked tirelessly to provide a wide range of summer and winter sports for our enthusiasts who enjoyed keeping fit and learning new skills.
30 Jul 2011
Form V managed two trips this half term! Firstly they visited St. Asaph Cathedral as part of their R.E. studies. All the children enjoyed learning about the history and the different parts of the cathedral and looking at stained glass windows.
