As a school, we have achieved the 'Gwobr Efyd, Bronze Award, Cymraeg Campus Siarter Iaith (Bronze Award, Welsh charter) which is an award system to promote the use of welsh language and schools welsh ethos.

We have worked really hard and completed all ten targets! We are currently working towards achieving the Silver Award. Our Criw Cymraeg are continuing to ensure that the targets on our whole school displays in each hall are updated as we collect evidence for each aspect of the award.

Each class has a new Helpwr Heddiw each day, and it is their responsibility to lead a session based on our ‘Ymadrodd yr wythnos’ or phrase of the week.

Within our school we have developed a 'Criw Cymraeg'

Our Criw Cymraeg have a very important job. It is their job to promote incidental Welsh and a Welsh ethos in our school.

There are two members of Criw Cymraeg in every class from Year 2 up and they are always listening to hear children and staff speaking Welsh around our school so that we can reward them with certificates and wristbands during our weekly Welsh assembly. Criw Cymraeg often meet up to work towards our Siarter Iaith targets and help run our weekly Welsh assembly and after school club.

'Ymadrodd yr wythnos' Phrase of the week.

They help to teach these phrases in the weekly Welsh assembly. They display posters around the school and help to set challenges and competitions for the pupils to enter.

Each week we hold a Welsh assembly. During this the Criw help with the singing and actions. The Criw help the assembly by leading the Welsh prayer and support good listening to stories and poems. We also learn lots of Welsh songs and hymns and award a member of each class with a certificate and wristband for speaking Welsh.

We really enjoy celebrating these achievements. Llongyfarchiadau!

Eisteddfod Concert

All classes will proudly perform their own songs and poems on the stage as part of our Saint David's day celebrations. Below are links for you to practise at home. Mwynhau