Welsh pupils show off Winter Olympics skills
The next generation of winter sports stars from Wales have been showing off their skills in front of recent Olympic heroes. Isaac Taylor, Charlotte Mayne, Neil Lane and Jake Williams, all 7 years old and from Llandaff Cathedral School in Cardiff, competed at the first SNO!ympics in Milton Keynes.
They were watched by Amy Williams, who won gold in the skeleton bobsleigh at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver in 2010, becoming Britain's first solo champion for 30 years.
In this competition, run by Ice Age, a school England beat those from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to triumph.
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