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Recent Rotary activities

Just a little update on what we've been up to in the last week or two..... Local professional photographer Nathan Roberts gave a very good slideshow and talk about his visit to see the mountain gorillas in Rwanda - a once in a lifetime trip for anyone wishing to get close up to these wonderful creatures (and our close relatives!). October 24th is World Polio Day which this year coincided with the date of our Club's 98th Anniversary dinner. President Colum and other members manned our mobile "A" board in Prestatyn Retail Park - raising awareness about Rotary International's continuing efforts with WHO to rid planet earth of this awful disease - as well as collecting money towards the cause. In the evening Prestatyn Rotarians together with guests and visiting Rotarians enjoyed an excellent dinner at The Beaches Hotel Prestatyn followed by an entertaining talk by military cartoonist Chip Wood.

Charles Hilton-Jones achievement awards evening

Prestatyn Rotary Club held their 2025 awards evening on January 27th at the Beaches Hotel, Prestatyn. Club President Huw Ellis-Williams welcomed the guests which included our award-winning Prestatyn High School students, their parents, senior teaching staff and visiting Rotarian Beth Murray, Governor of Rotary District 1180. Rotarian Brian Huw Jones introduced the award winners, who are judged on their academic achievements as well involvement in extra-curricular activities in and out of school. They were presented with a framed certificate and voucher by Past President Amie Dop and President Huw.

Through hard work and commitment Sophie Edwards gained nine A-Stars and is now studying maths, biology and psychology and hopes to continue studying psychology in further education.

Lilley Gregory achieved eight A-Stars and A’s. Aside from her academical achievement she excels in sport including hockey, basketball, netball and football. She has an interest in marine biology.

Lilly Jones also has eight A-Stars and A’s and takes part in various voluntary in-school activities. She also plays volleyball, netball and also hockey for North Wales. PHS Headteacher Neil Foley said the awards are “One of the highlights of the year” and thanked the Rotary Club for continuing this worthy initiative.

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