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Welcome /Croeso to Howell's |
Since its foundation in 1859, Howell's School, Denbigh has been at the forefront of education in Wales. With a distinguished tradition and history, Howell's School has continued to thrive and embrace the challenge of preparing our students for life in the 21st century.
Built upon strong traditions and a sound Christian ethos, we provide a framework for every child to feel valued and gain confidence. Children are encouraged to pursue their individual talents and to grow fully as individuals, prepared for the demands of an ever-changing world.
We aim to foster within our students the values of courtesy, sensitivity and responsibility. We set out to engender enthusiasm, a genuine love of learning, good work habits and, most importantly, a sense of achievement. Howell's prepares its alumni for a challenging and fulfilling life after school.
Our pupils themselves are our best advertisement. After browsing our website, I sincerely hope that you will visit us to experience for yourself the friendly, family atmosphere and sense of purposeful activity, which characterise the School. Howell's is very special to all who learn, live and work here. We would be delighted to welcome you and show you our School, especially in 2009 as we celebrate the 150th anniversary of our foundation.
Rachael Hodgson B.A. (Hons)
Principal
Howell's School, Denbigh, North Wales.
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Victory for Year 5 & 6 Netball Team |
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In Netball, a team consisting of girls from year 5 & 6 played Fairholme this week and after some terrific teamwork came away with a fantastic score sheet.
Howell's School 24 Fairholme 1
Congratulations go to Siobhan Benson, Nkitha Sathyamoorthy, Phoebe Hughes, Kate Wordsworth, Megan Llewellyn, Rhiain Dowding, Shannon Prtichard and Bethan Alderson.
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Musical Theatre Young Singers' Final |
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Two Howell's School pupils, Tsemaye Bob-Egbe (Prime Warden) and Emma Cheng (Year 10) successfully won the first heat of the Musical Theatre Young Singers' Competition.
The first round was held over the weekend of 30th and 31st January at Howell's School. The girls both sang songs from Miss Siagon and not only competed in the duet competition together, but also sang in the individual competitions. Over the weekend of the competition the judges watched hundreds of children not only singing songs from musicals, but also dance and drama groups.
They competed on the stage of the Pavilion Theatre, Rhyl, on Saturday 6th March at 7.30 pm. Girls and staff from the school were there to cheer them.
Unfortunately the girls did not win, but their duet and Tsemaye's solo were fantastic gaining huge appreciation from the audience. We were all so proud of you both.
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 The Prep School celebrated World Book Day with style on Thursday 4th March. The children came to school dressed as their favourite character from a book. The teachers also entered into the spirit of World Book Day dressed up as rag dolls to wicked witches.
The variety was amazing, from Harry Potter to Anne of Green Gables, along with every kind of animal imaginable. The children, and parents, had worked so hard and the results were fantastic.
Assembly was led by ‘Azlan' from Narnia, who read to the children from her favourite book, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.
After assembly the c hildren from Top Nursery, Middles, Kindies and Transition walked up to Denbigh Library where they were greeted by the Librarian who then read them a story and a welsh poem, which the children went on to learn.
A great day was had by the whole Prep School.
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