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 We said farewell to our Year 11 and 12 girls who are starting their study leave. As a treat, Miss Jones gave each of the girls all had ice creams from 'Derek' and his ice cream van. More photographs can be viewed within the Gallery.
Good luck to the girls with their examinations.
The whole school enjoyed celebrating our 154th birthday, with a special assembly in church and a birthday cake.
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 Congratulations to Abigail Dawson (Year 12) for passing her Grade 8 Singing Examination. Other fantastic Associated Board Music Examination results were Vivian Man Grade 8 piano, Jemima Benson Grade 3 piano, Sophie Vawdrey Grade 3 flute, Laura Ferreiro Grade 3 flute, Siobhan Benson Grade 2 piano, Emily Davies Grade 2 singing.
Congratulations also to the following girls for passing their LAMDA drama examinations -
Aoife Wong, Erin Pierce (with Merit), Sian Lind, Lucy Allinson (with Distinction), Lucy Duller (with Distinction), Heather Williams.
Caitlin Pierce (Grade 4), Emily Hardwick (Grade 6 Bronze Medal), Chelsea Grimshaw (Grade 6 Bronze Medal), Emily Moore (Grade 6 Bronze Medal).
Caitlin Jones-Fullerton (Grade 7 Silver Medal with Distinction), Sarah Giles (Grade 8 Gold Medal), Molly Thomas (Grade 8 Gold Medal with Distinction), Sophie Carpenter (Grade 8 Gold Medal), Anastasia Calveley (Grade 8 Gold Medal), Lauren Weston (Grade 8 Gold Medal), Mary Kulich (Grade 8 Gold Medal with Merit)
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 Mrs Tracey Miller was thrilled to judge this year's Fashion Show and congratulated all of the girls for their fantastic achievements. The results were:-
1st - Bernhardt, 2nd - Davison, 3rd - Curie, 4th - Austen
Individual Winners:- Grace & Poise -Lois Hulson (Y13), Senior - Nathalie Spink (Y11), Middle - Brooke Roberts (Y10), Junior - Teleri Williams (Y7)
It is always a loud and vibrant evening and all that is seen on the catwalk has been organised by the girls themselves. The pupils are split into four houses to compete and each house chooses their theme, music, and designs their costumes and dance routines. Mrs Miller, from Double Crown Hairdressers in Denbigh, is involved with the Showcase Denbigh Project.
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The Prep School held a specially Chinese themed programme of activities with arts and crafts including making masks, cards, Chinese symbols and a Chinese meal for lunch.
Academic Principal Emma Jones said: “Celebrating the Chinese New Year has become part of the calendar here at Howells and with this being the Year of the Dragon there is a special affinity between China and Wales.
“We do also draw many pupils from the Far East and from Hong Kong and Singapore in particular so it is a special time for us here at Howells.
“We also believe in letting the girls experience as many different cultures as we can as part of their learning experience here”
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