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Cymraeg Seren yr wytnos

 

Every Wednesday during our Cymraeg Assembly each class choose a welsh superstar for their welsh work during the week. It could be practising simple commands, sentences and phrases. Trying hard during slot drillio and welsh lessons. 

Wednesday 19th October 

Our Seren yr wythons this week goes to our lovely Gemma, always trying hard with her welsh commands. Gwaith da Gemma keep it up!

Wednesday 5th October

 

Our first Cymraeg seren yr wythnos goes to our lovely Daniel! Daniel is also our classes Criw Cymraeg, who takes his role very seriously. He ensures the phrase of the week is always practised and always has time to help correct his friends! Ardderchog Daniel!

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