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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.
Rachael Hodgson B.A. (Hons)
Principal
Howell's School, Denbigh, North Wales.
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2008/09 Wardens' Inauguration |
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send our thanks to the retiring wardens of 2007/08 and welcome the School
Wardens for 2008/09 who were inaugurated into their new positions on 24th
April. The new wardens are:
Prime
Warden: Amy
Manifold
Deputies: Hanni Frankland (day) and Helen Li
(Boarding) Wardens: Sarah Edwards, Katy Preston, Eileen Wu, Priscilla Yau
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Help for Heroes is the charity supported,
for 2007/08, by the school pupils. In school on Tuesday 22nd April
the Charity Committee presented a cheque for £1104.43 to four soldiers who have
recently returned from a tour of active duty in Iraq.
This money was raised by designing and making a giant Get
Well Card (see photo) which all the girls paid to sign, a collection at the St
David's Day Church Service, entrance fees for the Fashion Show, cake sales and
a sale of Help for Heroes merchandise. To raise such an amount is a tremendous
result by all pupils and greatly appreciated by Help for Heroes. Well done to the
Charity Committee.
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Royal Society of Chemistry |
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On 15th April 2008, at the School of Chemistry, Bangor
University, the Royal Society of Chemistry held the Schools Analyst Competition for the North West region. The
competition consisted of a morning practical session where the girls had to
analyse the exact sodium content in crisps.Three
Lower VI formers: Katy Preston, Priscilla Yau and Crystal Yu came third
and won an HP computer printer for their efforts. Well done, girls.
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