WELSH

 

                              

 

Cyflwyniad – Introduction

 

Welsh is taught as a second language to all pupils in Key Stage 3 and 4. Key stage 3 pupils have 2 hours per week. At Key Stage 4 pupils decide to follow a full course or short course.

 

 

Nod yr adran – Aims of the department:

 

 

·       Promote a positive attitude towards the Welsh language and culture

·       Provide experiences that gives all pupils the opportunity to reach their potential in the language

·       Develop pupils’ skills to use the language and communicate effectively

·       Develop skills to understand the use of the Welsh language in the community

 

 

 

 

Aelodau’r Adran – Members of the Department:

 

 

 

 

Mrs Meryl Hendry – Head of Department / Head of Faculty

 

Miss Bethan Roberts – Welsh Teacher

 

Mrs Sara Gutteridge – Welsh Teacher

 

 

Useful websites:

 

www.bbc.co.uk/wales/learnwelsh

www.menterabertawe.org

www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk  

www.urdd.org  

 

 

 

Extra Curricular activities:

 

 

 

·       Llangrannog, Glanllyn and Cardiff Urdd camps

·       School Eisteddfod

·       Welsh Club 

 

Beth wyt ti’n dysgu? – What are you learning?

 

 

Blwyddyn 7 – Year 7

Fi fy Hun - Myself   Fy amser hamdden – My leisure time   Gwylio’r teledu – Watching T.V   Yn yr Ysgol – In the School   Dros yr Haf – Over the summer

 

 

 

Blwyddyn 8 – Year 8

Fordd o fyw – Way of life   Fy ardal i – My area   Digwyddiad arbennig - Special occasions   Parti Parti Parti! – Party Party Party!

Blwyddyn 9

Gwyliau - Holidays   Dysgu Cymraeg – Learning Welsh   Y teulu – The Family

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clwb Cymraeg:

 

The department runs a lunch time club for years 7 and 8. Pupils have the opportunity to use the language while playing games, singing and having fun. The club is held once a week. The local Menter Iaith (Welsh Language Initiative) come once a fortnight to play games with the club members.  

 

Dydd Iau – Amser cinio am 12.30

 

Dewch i chwarae gêmau, dawnsio, canu a chael hwyl a sbri!