Siarter Iaith

Beth a wnawn?

Fel Criw Cymraeg, rydym ni wedi rhoi’r disgrifiad swydd canlynol i ni’n hunain…

• Hyrwyddo ethos Cymraeg yn Ysgol Blaenau trwy annog dysgwyr i siarad Cymraeg.

• Gweithredu Cynllun Clonc/Drilio Disglair er mwyn gwella llefaredd y Gymraeg.

• Casglu tystiolaeth i gyrraedd targedau ein hysgolion ar gyfer y gwobrau Efydd, Arian ac Aur.

• Dysgu gemau Cymraeg ar yr iard.

Mae Siarter Iaith, cynllun er mwyn hybu’r defnydd o Gymraeg yn gymdeithasol yn ysgolion cynradd Cymru, wedi cyflwyno dau gymeriad newydd. Bydd y ddau arwr yma ar bosteri a bathodynnau yn annog plant rhwng 4 a 7 oed i ddefnyddio’r iaith ar yr iard, yn y cartref ac yn y dosbarth.

Fel rhan o’r Siarter, mae pob ysgol unigol yn cwblhau ymarfer sylfaenol i bennu defnydd o’r iaith cyn datblygu cynllun gweithredu i weithio tuag at wobr efydd, arian neu aur. Mae’r cynllun yn annog cyfranogiad gan bob aelod o gymuned yr ysgol – yn ddisgyblion, rhieni, llywodraethwyr ysgol a’r gymuned ehangach.

Mae cyfathrebu yn rhan bwysig o fywyd cyfoes – mae tyfu fyny yn ddwyieithog yn golygu bydd plant yn datblygu sgiliau bywyd. Gelli ddarllen mwy am y Siarter Iaith yn eich ardal chi ar wefannau eich ysgol lleol.

Welsh Language Charter

What we do?

As Criw Cymraeg, we have given ourselves the following job description…

Promote a Welsh ethos in Blaenau School by encouraging learners to speak Welsh.
Implement Cynllun Clonc/Drilio Disglair to improve welsh oracy.
Gather evidence to achieve our school targets for the Bronze, Silver and Gold awards.
Teach Welsh games on the yard.

Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards :

To ensure that all efforts are rewarded, the Charter is based on the principle that every school follows challenging but attainable targets in connection with promoting the use of the Welsh language. The specific targets included in the Language Charter can form part of a school’s Welsh Development Plan

The Welsh Language Charter, a project to encourage the use of Welsh socially in primary schools in Wales, has welcomed two new characters. The two heroes on posters and badges will encourage children between 4 and 7 years old to use the Welsh language in the playground, at home and the classroom.

As part of the Charter, each individual school completes a baseline exercise to determine current language use before developing an action plan to work towards a bronze, silver or gold award. It encourages participation from every member of the school community – pupils, parents, school governors and the wider community.

Communication is at the heart of modern life – growing up bilingual meant that children will be developing skills for life. You can read more about the Welsh Language Charter in your area on your local schools website.