Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• F1 team nominated for DCC Team of the Year

  Fri 26 Oct 2012
  Last night the F1 in Schools team attended a Gala Dinner for the Denbighshire County Council Sports Awards. 
  
  There were over 130 nominations from across Denbighshire in a variety of categories. BH Ddraig were nominated in the team of the year category. 
  
  Unfortunately out the three finalists we were beaten to the Team of the Year Award by Rhyl Netball Club but the children in the team really enjoyed their night. 
  
  The guest speaker was Daniel Caines, a World, European and National 400m Champion who competed in two Olympic Games. He spoke about his journey as an athlete and his role as a sports ambassador. 
  
  The pictures below show the team of Sadie, Louis, Max, Holly, Paris and Lydia enjoying themselves at the event held in the Llangollen Pavilion. 
  
  Although they were disappointed not to win they were extremely proud to be nominated and represent the school. 
   

  

• Open Morning 2012

  Wed 17 Oct 2012
  Today over 75 parents, guardians and grand parents came to see what goes on day to day in school. 
  They saw the children take part in PE, Circle time, English, Maths, iPods and Art lessons. Many thanks to all the teachers and staff for sorting out another great experience. 
  
  Mr Cannon

  

• Cycling by the sea!! What a way to spend a sunny Sunday Morning!

  Sun 14 Oct 2012
  Our annual sponsored bike ride, in memory of Mrs Gill Jones, took place in the sunshine today. 
  
  Approximately 50 riders turned up to make the journey from the Rhyl Avents Arena to the Nova in Prestatyn and back.
  
  When they reached the Nova, everyone was given a drink, a snack and a raffle ticket... with the first prize being a new bike, which was generously donated by Mr Dunn our Vice Chair of Governors! Congratulations to Andrew Bartholomew who was the lucky winner!!
  
  All proceeds raised will go to this year's chosen charity Ty Gobaith/Hope House.
  
  Many thanks to all who took part - it is greatly appreciated!

  

• Pounds raised for Pyjama Day!

  Fri 05 Oct 2012

  A big thank you to all of you who helped to raise funds for a School Garden by coming to school dressed in your pyjamas last Friday!  A total of £338.65 was raised altogether! Da iawn pawb!

• Fun Fridays have begun!

  Fri 05 Oct 2012

  Today was the first of our Fun Friday clubs this term.  There are lots of different skills and challenges for everyone to enjoy this term - there really is something for everyone!

• First Beach Day of the year

  Wed 03 Oct 2012

  On Wednesday, 3rd October everyone from Ysgol Bryn Hedydd was blown down to the beach for a morning of welsh themed activities.  It stayed dry for us luckily but we did come back to school rather windswept!  Thank you to Mrs. Mutch - Williams for organising all of the brilliant activities.

• Bws Dysgu is Officially Open!!

  Tue 02 Oct 2012

  Our Bws Dysgu - (The Learning Bus) was officially opened by Karen Evans, Head of School Improvement and Inclusion for Denbighshire County Council yesterday. 
  
  Governors, Parents, local Head teachers, local businessmen, members of the Press and pupils attended the ceremony, where the cutting of a red ribbon officially opened our new facility. 
  
  Visitors were treated to a fantastic rendition of The Wheels on the Bus by the school choir and were given a tour of the bus by the Head Boy and Girl and members of the school council.
  
  Representatives of the school newspaper interviewed Karen Evans, and asked her what she thought of Bws Dysgu, "I think it's a bright and interesting learning environment, I would have loved to have had a place like this to work in when I was in school."
  
  Mr Cannon said he’d looked at various options to increase space for one to one and group work in the school and approached Rhyl travel firm Alpine who donated the big yellow bus for free at Easter. Since then our school has invested its own funds in renovating the vehicle. 
  
  Prestatyn builder Nathan Roberts, who has two children Jessica and Joseph in school, managed the refurbishment project. "I have loved working on the project, it's not everyday we are asked to convert a bus! It has been a challenge, but i'm very pleased with the end result, and the children tell me they really love working on it."
   

  Mr Cannon added: “What we’ve got is a new, exciting and stimulating learning environment with a difference. It’s fantastic. Thank you to everyone who has worked on the project, it is already having a great impact on our school.”