Welcome to Criw Cymraeg's page!
Here you can find regular updates about...
- Our Ymadrodd yr Wythnos (Phrase of the week)
- Our weekly meetings
- Our progress towards gaining the Bronze Siarter Iaith award
and
- How we promoting speaking Welsh to the rest of the school!
Here you can find regular updates about...
- Our Ymadrodd yr Wythnos (Phrase of the week)
- Our weekly meetings
- Our progress towards gaining the Bronze Siarter Iaith award
and
- How we promoting speaking Welsh to the rest of the school!
Our Criw Cymraeg Members!
So what do we do?
As Llantrisant Primary School's Criw Cymraeg, it is our job to ensure that...
Pupils understand Welsh is an important part of our culture
Pupils enjoy learning Welsh through Helpwr Heddiw sessions and Welsh lessons
Pupils enjoy speaking Welsh and choose to communicate through this medium
We hope that...
Pupils use Welsh incidentally and view it second nature
Pupils
Criw Cymraeg's
Ymadrodd yr Wythnos
Each week Criw Cymraeg introduce their Welsh 'Phrase of the Week' to each of the classes during our Zoom Assembly meeting with Mrs Davies.
Miss Williams then uploads a video of Criw Cymraeg modelling how to use the phrase to Twitter for all to see. Keep up to date by following us @Llantrisantpri
Ymadrodd yr Wythnos
Each week Criw Cymraeg introduce their Welsh 'Phrase of the Week' to each of the classes during our Zoom Assembly meeting with Mrs Davies.
Miss Williams then uploads a video of Criw Cymraeg modelling how to use the phrase to Twitter for all to see. Keep up to date by following us @Llantrisantpri
Raising the profile of Criw Cymraeg!
Criw Cymraeg are thrilled with their new personalised Lanyards!
During a lunchtime meeting, they discussed the importance of raising their profile as Criw Cymraeg members explaining that they wanted pupils to be more aware of their presence during around the school. Miss Williams took their idea to a meeting with Mrs Davies, who in turn thought it was brilliant! So their #pupilvoice idea was brought to life!
During a lunchtime meeting, they discussed the importance of raising their profile as Criw Cymraeg members explaining that they wanted pupils to be more aware of their presence during around the school. Miss Williams took their idea to a meeting with Mrs Davies, who in turn thought it was brilliant! So their #pupilvoice idea was brought to life!
Celebrating Shwmae Day 2020!
Shwmae Day 2020 was a huge success and it was absolutely brilliant to see how much the children enjoyed this special day!
Criw Cymraeg did an excellent job of planning the day which included Welsh activities being carried out in each class and Welsh music being played on the playground during Lunchtime and Breaktime! The children loved listening to a range of different Welsh language bands!
Criw Cymraeg did an excellent job of planning the day which included Welsh activities being carried out in each class and Welsh music being played on the playground during Lunchtime and Breaktime! The children loved listening to a range of different Welsh language bands!
Campus Cymraeg
Our Criw Cymraeg are aiming to gain the 'Siarter Iaith Bronze Award' during the Spring of 2021. This award has ten key priorities, and Criw Cymraeg are working hard to try to achieve this award!
The ten priorities are listed below:
* Establish a Welsh ethos around the school.
* Children and staff understand the advantages of learning Welsh.
* Staff and children use incidental Welsh in the classroom.
* Staff and children use incidental Welsh outside of the classroom.
* Welsh is promoted and celebrated in assemblies.
* Apps and websites are used to enhance learning of Welsh.
* Enrichment activities are organised that promote the Welsh language.
* Enjoyment of Welsh reading is promoted around the school.
* Welsh is planned for and taught across the curriculum.
* A positive attitude is established for Welsh, for all stakeholders.
Our Criw Cymraeg are aiming to gain the 'Siarter Iaith Bronze Award' during the Spring of 2021. This award has ten key priorities, and Criw Cymraeg are working hard to try to achieve this award!
The ten priorities are listed below:
* Establish a Welsh ethos around the school.
* Children and staff understand the advantages of learning Welsh.
* Staff and children use incidental Welsh in the classroom.
* Staff and children use incidental Welsh outside of the classroom.
* Welsh is promoted and celebrated in assemblies.
* Apps and websites are used to enhance learning of Welsh.
* Enrichment activities are organised that promote the Welsh language.
* Enjoyment of Welsh reading is promoted around the school.
* Welsh is planned for and taught across the curriculum.
* A positive attitude is established for Welsh, for all stakeholders.
