A Welcome from the School Councils 

As School Councils for St. Paul’s and Borderbrook, we met together on zoom with Fr. Huw, our vicar, to write a letter to tell you why our School Federation is so special to us.  

We always try to be good friends, to be kind and helpful to everyone and to be by your side so that you are not sad. We respect each other and do our best to look after one another. 

We are proud to be countryside schools and enjoy being outdoors. We have lovely playgrounds and lots of equipment to use. We love our forest school where we can make dens, follow trails and see freshwater creatures in the brook. We spend time in “God’s Garden” where we can sit quietly and think. We have lots of lovely places, equipment and activities in our school grounds. 

All the staff are wonderful and we all enjoy being part of our school community. If you are a new member of staff, don’t worry, we promise to be good for you and you’ll get your cup of tea every day! 

We love learning new things and being with our friends. Some of our favourite things are Maths, ICT, Swimming, Wellbeing and the “Golden Time” on Fridays when we can choose what kind of work we would like to do. We enjoy school dinners and eating our lunch together, gathering together for services and singing songs. 

Here at Maelor Church Schools Federation we like meeting new friends and you will always have a warm welcome!  

Ostyn, Seren, George, Harry, Georgie, Oscar, Perrie, Freddie, Dyfan and Rory (St Paul's) 

Charlotte, Billy-Steven, Hannah and Logan. (Borderbrook) 

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Our School Council is made up of pupils from across the school. They are responsible for representing their fellow pupils in meetings with the Headteacher to talk about things that are happening within the schools. They also help with the fantastic ideas that create highly imaginative and successful fundraising events, such as the Summer Fayre, and other seasonal events throughout the year.

Charities we support include:

Children in Need

Comic Relief

Nightingale House

Hope Hospice

Midland Air Ambulance

Remembrance Day

Community Harvest Festival Hampers and Wrexham Food Bank

Manchester Bombing Families

 Schools Chosen Charity Announced

At the start of the new school year, we had a school meeting to discuss our main charity to support for the 2024/25 year and after a lengthy process throughout the school, the Borderbrook School Council announced the charity that all the pupils will be raising funds for: HOPE HOUSE HOSPICE!