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A Tasty Celebration for St David’s Day Although this year’s St David’s Day celebrations were different due to coronavirus restrictions, Denbighshire Education and Children’s Services, in partnership with Denbighshire School Meals Service, organised a cooking challenge for children, young people and their families. The competition gave children the chance to […]
Information on schools reopening in Denbighshire Face to face learning will resume for foundation phase pupils in Denbighshire from Wednesday, February 24th at the earliest. This follows the recent announcement by the Welsh Government that pupils aged between aged 3 and 7 will return to face to face learning. The […]
Advice for parents on face to face learning during lockdown Parents in Denbighshire are being reminded of guidance around education availability. Face-to-face learning has been suspended, apart for the children of critical workers and vulnerable learners, by the Welsh Government until at least January 29, but unless infection rates reduce […]
Primary schools to close in Denbighshire Following discussion with all of its schools, Denbighshire County Council has taken the decision to close all of its primary schools, special schools and pupil referral units from Wednesday (December 16) for face to face learning. This follows the Welsh Government decision to move […]
Denbighshire launches pledge to unpaid carers Denbighshire County Council has launched its Carers Charter on Carers Rights Day 2020. The charter, produced in consultation with local adult and young carers and Denbighshire Carer’s Strategy Group, sets out the Council’s commitment to carers. It sets out the Council’s pledge for carers […]
New guidance on face coverings in schools and colleges Denbighshire County Council is reminding pupils and parents about changes to guidance regarding face coverings in schools and colleges. The Welsh Government has updated its guidance and face coverings should now be worn in all areas outside the classroom by staff […]
Fun and games will be coming to Rhyl after the town council stepped in to help youngsters celebrate a very different festive season. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, events planned for December have been cancelled including a Rhyl Town Council-organised children’s party. Rhyl mayor Cllr Ellie Chard said: […]
New school 20mph zones Conwy County Borough Council has introduced new 20mph zones outside schools across the county. The new speed limit is designed to improve road safety for pupils and pedestrians. They are in force at all primary schools which didn’t already have a 20mph zone, and at Ysgol […]
Festive surprise planned to bring Christmas cheer, following cancellation of annual lights switch on due to Covid-19 The Christmas Pops concert and Rhyl Christmas Lights switch on have been cancelled to ensure the safety of the public amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The events, traditionally organised by Denbighshire Leisure Ltd and […]
Rhyl High School has shown that it’s kindness that makes the difference after a very different and challenging half term back at school for pupils As part of a celebration of their first half term back in school they decided to support their local food bank – Rhyl Foodbank – […]
