Category: Cymraeg Campus

Instructions on how to upload to Y Porth

Feeling Christmassy yet? Why not listen to some Welsh language Christmas tunes through the Siarter Iaith playlists? 

Croeso Mr Urdd

Wear your red, white and green on 13th October to raise money for the Maldwyn 2024 Urdu Eisteddfod!

Would you like to learn Welsh? Why not have a look at this course. 

The season of sunglasses, beaches and BBQs has arrived! Let us provide the perfect soundtrack to YOUR Summer! Why not enjoy the Summer vibes by clicking on Miwsig Y Siarter Iaith this month?

It’s Festival Fever! BBC Radio Cymru and BBC Radio Cymru the BBC’s Welsh language radio stations) have again been working closely with the Welsh Language Charter team to create a resource that will help you promote the Welsh language in YOUR school. This month we’re bringing you a taste of what music will be on… Read more »

The Criw Cymraeg gratefully received a donation of £250 from Milwyn Jenkins & Jenkins. The money donated will be used for buying Welsh books for the school. The school is currently working extremely hard to achieve the gold award in the Cymraeg Campus. This donation is gratefully appreciated. Thank you very much. 

Today we celebrated Dydd Gwyl Dewi. The children dressed up in Welsh clothes and Mrs Chennetier played the harp in the assembly. Year 1 children went to Maes y Wennol to sing Welsh songs. They also enjoyed tasting Bara Brith.

Miwsig Dydd Gwyl Dewi BBC Radio Cymru and BBC Radio Cymru 2 (the BBC’s Welsh language radio stations) have again been working closely with the Welsh Language Charter team to create a resource that will help promote the Welsh language.

Dydd Miwsig Cymru is a day dedicated to all forms of Welsh language music. To celebrate Dydd Miwsig Cymru the school had a Twmpath and a silent disco. A Twmpath is a Welsh barn dance where people can meet, dance, and have fun. What a fantastic afternoon the children had with Bryn and Rhian. The… Read more »

Here are some Welsh songs that we can learn together- 

Let’s learn our National anthem- Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau 

The Urdd in Maldwyn are pleased to welcome you back at the start of this new school year for another exciting year full of activities and events.  Once again, we will be using the online membership portal, Y Porth. Click HERE to access Y Porth.   Membership for 2022-23 will remain at £10. If a child receives free school meal… Read more »

An introduction to the Welsh language charter framework.

Coeden Ddarllen Rhydychen –Search – Hwb (gov.wales) Dref Wen- Free Welsh audio books –Free Welsh Audio Books by Children – Dref Wen Amser Stori Atebol – Welsh language story time on youtube- Yr Hipo Cyntaf ar y Lleuad | Amser Stori Atebol – YouTube

World Record Attempt Mr Urdd 100 years

Here is our School Anthem that the children produced with the help of the Welsh Whisperer. 

There is a brand new Cyw magazine for children ages 3-6 available from the 31 of May. 

This is a great opportunity for parents and guardians to learn Welsh to use with your child at home.

Here is the latest issue of Bore da bach, a mini-issue of Bore da magazine, published every second month. 

A new issue of Cip magazine is waiting for you – which includes the brilliant comic, Mellten! 

A new issue of Bore da magazine is waiting for you – just click the link below.

These are some wonderful bilingual activities for children to learn about St Davids day. 

Here are some wonderful bilingual activities for the Foundation Phase children learning all about St Davids day and Wales. 

Here is the February magazine of IAW. 

Have a look at the ‘Bore da’ magazine. There are some great puzzles and games to enjoy. 

This is a new website with many Welsh language resources to help and support parents with distance learning. 

Dydd Santes Dwynwen is considered to be the Welsh equivalent to Valentine’s Day and is celebrated on 25th of January every year. It celebrates Dwynwen, the Welsh saint of lovers.

Dydd Santes Dwynwen is considered to be the Welsh equivalent to Valentine’s Day and is celebrated on 25th of January every year. It celebrates Dwynwen, the Welsh saint of lovers.

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