RADYR CHAIN Free to Every Home in Radyr and Morganstown Number 219 August 2015
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During this year’s Festival, R&MCC sponsored its third literary competition Festival Literary Competition 2015 for all primary and Y7 school-aged children living in R&M. The theme was Carnival, to match the Festival Parade, and the work was judged by Anna Bingham of Radyr Library, Non Morgan, Music Department, Radyr Comprehensive School, and Zoe Pearce. We thank the judges for giving their time and expertise so generously. The competition was a great success with entries from each school going forward for final judging. The judges were most William Smith, Bryn Deri Y6 winner Sophie Thomas, Radyr Comprehensive Y7 winner impressed with the standard of work. R&MCC donated a handsome glass Bryn Deri Primary School’s Y6 trophy trophy to each school to award to their winner says, “I have always like writing Year 6 winners and donated book tokens poetry; but the one about carnival was for each year group with gifts for the definitely a favourite, I was inspired by runners-up. The winning entries were visiting the Radyr Festival over the last put on display in Radyr Library where few years to write my poem! When I won many local people could enjoy them and the competition, I felt exulted especially be proud of our children’s achievements. since I didn’t know I was entered. It was We will run the competition every year lovely to receive a reward to make my from now. parents and School proud.” William Congratulations to everyone who took part! Jessica Fudge, Radyr Primary Y6 winner Smith Y6 continued on page 7 Aelodau Cangen Bro Radur ~ photograph by Irfon Bennett Merched y Wawr Bro Radur Davies. Wedi ein llongyfarch ar ein dylanwadau ar ei gyrfa aeth ati i’n Noson ddathlu oedd hi ar y 3ydd o llwyddiant anogodd hi ni i fanteisio ar diddanu trwy bortreadu “ei phobl”, pob Fehefin, dathlu pen-blwydd y gangen yn ein cyfle i groesawu’r merched o bob un yn gymeriad unigryw. Byddwn yn 25 oed. Daethom ynghyd yn brydlon a rhan o Gymru sy’n dod i’n plith yma cofio’n hir am Bethan Mair walltog, am y chael fod Irfon Bennett a’i offer camera yng Nghaerdydd a dymuno’n dda i’r wraig fferm radlon a’i gwregys “cordyn yn aros amdanom. Tynnodd luniau o gangen i’r dyfodol. beindar” oedd yn arbenigo mewn sawl holl aelodau’r gangen, o’r swyddogion Eirlys Davies gymerodd yr awenau i maes, am y gantores o fri nad oedd ers y dechrau ac o’r aelodau oedd yn ddiolch i sylfaenwyr y gangen ac i’r beirniaid yn ei gwerthfawrogi ac am perthyn rhwng 1989 a’r flwyddyn 1999. swyddogion a fu’n weithgar dros y sawl cymeriad lliwgar arall. Roedd Yna gwahoddwyd Mary Wiliam i dorri’r blynyddoedd, yn sicrhau’r twf a’r llawer ohonom yn chwerthin hyd gacen. brwdfrydedd. ddagrau. Croesawodd ein llywydd presennol, Ein gwestai Mair Penri Jones a lywiodd Diolchodd Eirlys Eckley ar ein rhan am Carys Pugh Williams, bawb ohonom i’r weddill y cyfarfod yn acen hyfryd noson hwyliog a chawsom wledd o dathliad a datgan ei llawenydd fod Nia Maldwyn ac yn nhraddodiad Penllyn. luniaeth wedi ei pharatoi gan y Jones, cyn-lywydd y gangen, wedi Roedd wedi dewis ei thestun — “Mair swyddogion a thamaid o’r gacen gwella ac yn bresennol. Braint i bawb Penri a’i phobl” ac ar ôl cyflwyno i ni ddathlu. Addas iawn oedd cydnabod ohonom oedd cael cwmni ein Cyn- ychydig o’i hatgofion cynnar am ei trylwyredd arferol ein hysgrifenyddes, Lywydd Cenedlaethol, Gill Griffiths, a’n phlentyndod ym Mhenybont Fawr ac Meri Griffiths, a drefnodd y noson. Llywydd Cenedlaethol presennol, Meryl Ysgol Llanfyllin a chydnabod rhai Eirlys Roberts Printed by J & P Davison, 3 James Place, Treforest, Pontypridd CF37 1SQ Tel. 01443 400585 RADYR CHAIN Free to every home in Radyr and Morganstown Number 219 August 2015 Radyr Primary School News July 2015 judged against two criteria— the amount of energy produced and the overall dance performance. Radyr Primary competed against a school from North Wales and the dances were judged by Jordan and Perri from Diversity. In the words of the judges, Radyr Primary School ‘smashed it!’ and we have been awarded the first prize of a £50,000 energy makeover. In addition, Jordan and Perri have invited the classes from both schools to visit the Diversity Studios in Essex in the Autumn Term. This is a fantastic achievement, the school have been £50,000 Energy were selected from across Wales to looking into ways to fund energy compete in the final. Catrin and saving technology for the last few Makeover Prize!!! Isabelle’s design was highly years and the children will now be Mrs Bale’s Y5 class travelled to the commended and they received involved with British Gas in the St David’s Shopping Centre on the Disney Vouchers for their survey and resulting makeover. 10th July to take part in the final of individual efforts. For the final, the Very well done to Mrs Bale and her the British Gas Generation Green children had to perform a dance on class and many thanks to Miss Competition. Children from across Pavegen Tiles (tiles which record Davies and Mrs Prycemorris who the school submitted designs for an the amount of energy generated) in supported the children along with eco-school and Mrs Bale’s class the shopping centre and were a fabulous parent cheering section. Welsh FA School of the Year Finalists! Thanks to the votes of parents, the school have progressed to the finals of the Welsh FA Awards Evening for ‘Football School of the Year’ for promoting girls’ football. We now progress from the South Wales finals to the National Finals which will be staged later this year. This is a fabulous end to what has been a very successful year for girls’ football at the school. In total, the girls have played 13 matches (of which there were 11 wins and 2 draws) and have taken part in 3 festivals, one hosted at our school during which our Year 4 team were awarded the ‘Players’ Cup’ one held at Whitchurch and Ely where our girls took first place a pupil from Y2 who was also made conceded. Huge thanks to Mr Britton and the final festival at Ely where the honorary captain for the day by the and Miss Davies for their guidance football season finished with a well- older girls. At the tournament, the girls and to all of our parents for lift shares deserved final victory (see picture). played 5 matched and won 5 with a and cheering support. The team for the Ely Festival included total of 26 goals scored and only 1 more on page 5 COMING EVENTS used to help us in our battle to achieve the ultimate goal. Every event, every function no matter how small, will be a celebration because anything that helps defy cancer will contribute towards our aim of Victory over Cancer. N.B. Details of all coming events can be found in Patient Centred care is at the heart of the Diary section of the website Main Contact: everything we do and believe in here www.Radyr.org.uk Andrew Morris, Head of Fundraising at Velindre. Company Name: July 30 RCC U18s vs O45s. An afternoon not Velindre Fundraising Money raised from our Victory over be missed as the younger members of Telephone Number: Cancer campaign will be used to the club take on the more senior 02920 316239 and 07837 620291 ensure the best possible support is members. Teas will be served and the bar Email: offered to every patient, their families will be open! 2.00pm [email protected] and carers dealing with cancer. 31 RCC vs The Royal Household, Windsor Website: It will allow us to fund ground A prestigious day as we are joined by www.velindrefundraising.com members of The Royal household, breaking research, and buy specialist Windsor. Come and join us, cricket teas equipment, so our staff have access to will be served. With a BBQ to end this Velindre Cancer Centre is the the most up to date training and special day. 1.00pm largest non - surgical cancer techniques available. Hospital in Wales and has been September The incidence of cancer is rising by 1% 9 RCTS - The Railway Society Pot Pourri providing support and care to each year in Wales. 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