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Just a reminder there will be no clubs this week apart from orchestra tonight.

Thanks,

Mrs Eccles

This year we would like you to create set of top trumps based on book characters or books that we can play in class or in the library. We would like you to choose up to 20 characters or books and decide on the categories to use.

We will be looking for the range of books or characters you choose, the originality of the categories chosen and the overall professional presentation of your top trumps!

We would like you to hand your set of Top Trumps in by Friday 4^th March 2016.

Ceci Jenkinson, our Reading Champion will help choose the winners from each class on our World Book Day on Friday 11^th March. We will be also having our Book Mastermind and dressing up competitions that day! Good Luck!

Click on the link below for a Top Trump template which you can print off:

top trumps template

 

A big thank you to all the children who donated £1 towards HACK Horse Sanctuary today. We all met Jane, Karen and Lenny the pony and raised a massive £300 which will help the amazing work done with the horses and ponies. Thank you.

 

I am loving Thursday mornings with breakfast club pupils. We have decided to have breakfast in the library, reading and discussing books – it’s becoming my favourite part of the week! Thanks guys!

Diversion Routes

For Temporary Traffic

Regulation Notice

Victoria Road, Wrexham

 The works affect that length of Victoria Road from its junction with Ruthin Road in a southerly direction to its junction with Ruabon Road, for a distance of 370 metres. During the works traffic will flow in a northerly direction from Ruabon Road to Ruthin Road. The alternative route for vehicles affected by the one-way flow is via Bradley Road, Watery Road, Pentre Felin, Brook Street, Bridge Street, Pen y Bryn and Ruabon Road and will be signposted accordingly. Pedestrian access will be maintained throughout the period of closure.

Victoria Road And Edward Street, Wrexham Bus Diversion Route. 15.12.15

Well done Shannon for producing the amazing piece of homework about India – what an informative leaflet – good girl!

We are overwhelmed with the success of our first ever food festival. The children were absolutely amazing – sharing facts, music, dances, new language and FOOD with us all. Parents, thank you so much for bringing in a wealth of beautiful food and artefacts. Without your input, today wouldn’t have been possible. Again, well done to our confident pupils who organised the event – Fabiana, Rufus, Scarlett, Lily and Isobel.

 

Well done Vinnie – you have worked hard on your project for International Week!