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Tachwedd 2004 Pris 60C Rhif 192 TWF MAWR YN Y RHEDEG TRAWSGWLAD YN BOBLOGAIDD CYMOEDD tafowww.dtafelai.net elái Tachwedd 2004 Pris 60c Rhif 192 TWF MAWR YN Y RHEDEG TRAWSGWLAD YN BOBLOGAIDD CYMOEDD Mae bron i flwyddyn bellach ers i TWF gael ei gyflwyno yma yn y De Ddwyrain. Mae yma dair Swyddog Maes yn gweithio yn Ardaloedd Caerdydd, Caerffili, Rhondda Cynon Taf a Phen­y­bont ar Ogwr. Prif swyddogaeth TWF yw h y r w y d d o m a n t e i s i o n dwyieithrwydd, a lle bo'n bosib, i ddefnyddio y Gymraeg cyn gynted a fo'n bosib gyda'r plentyn. Mae'n wir dweud fod y Mudiad Ysgolion Meithrin yn gwneud gwaith gwerthfawr iawn yma ac rydym yn gweithio'n agos iawn gyda Daeth cannoedd o blant yr ardal i hwy, ond rydym ni fel prosiect yn rasus trawsgwlad yr Urdd yn dechrau plannu'r hedyn fel petai yn "Mae'r diddordeb yn y prosiect yn ddiweddar. Mae’r canlyniadau ar y ystod y cyfnod beichiogrwydd. anhygoel." Meddai Catrin. “Dwi'n dudalen nesaf. Mae Meira Evans yn gweithio yn derbyn niferoedd o alwadau ffôn gan benodol gyda'r Gwasanaeth Iechyd fudiadau ac unigolion yn holi am ac yn creu cysylltiadau gyda ragor o wybodaeth am ein gwaith." Bydwragedd ac ymwelwyr Iechyd "Yr un yw'r stori yn y Gwasanaeth fel pobl allweddol i gyrraedd at y Iechyd" meddai Meira Evans. "Gyda rhieni, tra fo Catherine Craven a ymwelwyr Iechyd a Bydwragedd yn Catrin Saunders yn gweithio gyda cysylltu â mi i fynd i annerch mudiadau Blynyddoedd Cynnar fel dosbarthiadau Cyn ac Ôl­Eni a’r Grwpiau "Ti a Fi" a Cychwyn ymateb yn dilyn yn galonogol Cadarn ac yn y blaen. iawn." Rydym yn cynnig sesiynau ar y Mae'n amlwg felly fod TWF mawr iawn yma yn yr ardaloedd hyn. cyd i rieni a'u plant i gael blas ar Y merched buddugol ddysgu'r iaith gyda’i gilydd trwy weithgareddau ymarferol ac mae rhain yn boblogaidd iawn. Mae Twf wedi Fel y dywedodd Cath Craven, cynhyrchu gwefan Tanysgrifiwch i "Gallwn fod yn treulio fy oriau n e w y d d ­ gwaith i gyd yn cyflwyno'r sesiynau www.twfcymru.com hyn gan fod cymaint o alw Byddwch yn cwrdd Tafod Elái amdanynt." â Dil, Dan, Tomos a Yn ddiweddar hefyd, bu Catrin Teleri sef cymeriadau Twf. Gallwch chwarae eich papur Saunders yn brysur iawn yn trefnu sioeau S4C a Sioe Smot yn g e m a u s e f Cymraeg lleol ardaloedd Caerdydd a Chaerffili ‘Cymharu’r Siapiau’. ‘Enwch yr gyda chynulleidfaoedd o tua 400 o Anifail’ a ‘Gêm Lliwio’. Bydd oriel blant ifanc a’u rhieni. yn cynnwys lluniau doniol ac adran £6 am flwyddyn o storïau addas ar gyfer plant. Merched y Wawr Ynysybwl Cangen y Garth tafod elái Bu dathlu mawr yn Eglwys Undebol Masnach Deg Noddfa, Ynysybwl, prynhawn Sul, GOLYGYDD 3ydd Hydref i longyfarch Doris Penri Williams Jones ar ei phen­blwydd yn 80 oed 029 20890040 8.00 o‛r gloch Nos Fercher 10 Tachwedd 2004 ar 19 Medi. 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Roedd June Erthyglau a straeon Nos Wener 10 Rhagfyr Watkins yn gwerthu pysgod a sglods i gyrraedd erbyn cyn ymddeol rhyw dair blynedd un 24 Tachwedd 2004 Manylion pellach: 01443 218077 ôl. Dim ond 14 aelod sydd yn Noddfa Y Golygydd erbyn hyn. Roedd 13 yno yn y Hendre 4 Pantbach CLWB Y cymun a’r te parti bach a Mair Pentyrch DWRLYN Seymour, yr aelod coll, lawr yn CF15 9TG Nhrecastell, (Trehill) i gladdu llwch Ffôn: 029 20890040 y diweddar Barchedig Elfed Williams, yn wreiddiol o Gilfynydd, Tafod Elái ar y wê Cant y Cant Eglwys Jewin Llundain (EBC) a http://www.tafelai.net ffrind mawr i Noddfa ers dod nôl o Clwb Rygbi Pentyrch Lundain i Gymru. e-bost 8pm Nos Fercher 1 Rhagfyr Tristwch, rhaid dweud, oedd [email protected] clywed Llinos Lauder yn sôn bod Manylion: 029 20890040 Ysgol Sul Noddfa wedi dod i ben yn Argraffwyr: ddiweddar. Ond rhaid canmol y Gwasg Morgannwg ddwy athrawes dyddiol ac ysgol Sul, Uned 27, Ystad sef Llinos ac Elizabeth Valentine am Ddiwydiannol eu llafur cariad gyda’r plant ar hyd y Mynachlog Nedd blynyddoedd. Rhaid canmol y Castell Nedd SA10 7DR g wed d i l l f f y d d l o n a m eu Ffôn: 01792 815152 teyrngarwch i’w gilydd a’r gymdeithas yn Noddfa. Gwilym Dafydd. www.cwlwm.com Gwybodaeth am holl weithgareddau Cymraeg yr ardal. www.mentrau-iaith.com www.bwrdd-yr-iaith.org.uk Cynrychiolwyr y timau 2 trawsgwlad buddugol RASUS YSGOL GYNRADD TRAWS­GWLAD GYMRAEG YR URDD EVAN JAMES www.ysgolevanjames.co.uk Ar ddiwrnod gwlyb ac oer y tu fas i ganolfan hamdden Tonyrefail, daeth tua BRYSIWCH WELLA ym mis Tachwedd. cant o blant ysgolion cynradd, cylch Taf Dymuna blant a staff yr ysgol Elái at ei gilydd i gystadlu yng wellhad buan i’r prifathro Mr Jones LLANGRANNOG A PHENTREF ngystadleuaeth Trawsgwlad yr Urdd y sydd wedi cael triniaeth yn IFAN cylch. Ar ôl rhedeg caled a chyflym, doedd neb yn barod i roi’r gorau wrth i’r ddiweddar. Gwna et h y p la nt fwynhau linell derfyn ddod yn nes – o’r person penwythnos yn Llangrannog a cyntaf hyd at y person olaf. CROESO Phentre Ifan unwaith eto eleni. Dyma pwy ddaeth i’r brig ymhob un: Croeso i Miss Emma Russell sy’n Diolch i’r athrawon aeth gyda nhw Unigolion dysgu yn y dosbarth meithrin dros ac i Mrs. Prys Connor am drefnu’r Bechgyn blwyddyn 5 gyfnod mamolaeth. penwythnos yn Llangrannog. 1af Gareth Cotter Ysgol Gynradd Maesycoed PENBLWYDD HAPUS YMWELIADAU 2il Joshua Downs Ysgol Gynradd ’Roedd yn hyfryd dathlu penblwydd Daeth Danny Grehan i’r ysgol i Maesycoed arbennig Mrs. Megan Davies ar y gyflwyno sioe ‘Hyncs Mewn 3ydd Josh Farrow Ysgol Gynradd Gwauncelyn prynhawn olaf cyn y gwyliau. Tryncs’ i blant CA1 a 2. ’Roedd y Merched Blwyddyn 5 ’Roedd y gacen yn flasus iawn! s i o e y n c a n o l b w y n t i o a r 1af Jessica Mundy Ysgol Gynradd ymwybyddiaeth o glefyd y siwgr. Gymraeg Castellau TEITHIAU Cafodd y plant lawer o wybodaeth 2il Bronwyn Hadden Ysgol Bu nifer o deithiau yn ystod yr am fwyta’n iach a sut i ofalu am Gynradd Dolau hanner tymor yma. Aeth plant rywun sydd â’r clefyd. 3ydd Carrie Ann Ysgol Gynradd blynyddoedd 4, 5 a 6 i Techniquest Mwynhaodd dosbarth 7 ymweliad Gymraeg Llantrisant yng Nghaerdydd, blwyddyn 6 i weld ‘Meg’, ci Meredith Edwards­Davies, Bechgyn Blwyddyn 6 a r d d a n g o s f a G r y m o e d d a a ‘Stuart’, bochdew Keiran 1af Jack Delve Ysgol Gynradd blynyddoedd 4 a 5 i arddangosfa a Williams. Dysgodd y plant sut i Dolau 2il Jay White Ysgol Gynradd Coed y gweithdy Deunyddiau. ofalu am yr anifeiliaid. Lan Cafodd plant blwyddyn 4 daith i 3ydd Andrew Burrows Ysgol Barc Ynysangharad i ddysgu mwy GWASANAETH Y CYNHAEAF Gynradd Gymraeg Garth Olwg am y parc. Daeth Mr Brian Davies o Cafwyd gwasanaeth hyfryd gan Merched Blwyddyn 6 Amgueddfa Hanesyddol Pontypridd ddosbarth 10 yn y neuadd oedd 1af Elise Rees Ysgol Gynradd i roi hanes y parc i’r plant ac fe wedi’i haddurno’n bwrpasol. Gymraeg Garth Olwg gafodd y plant gyfle i holi rheolwr y Canwyd nifer o emynau gan blant yr 2il Lowri Jones Ysgol Gynradd parc Mr Richards. Dysgodd pawb ysgol a chasglwyd arian ar gyfer Gymraeg Garth Olwg lawer a chafwyd hwyl a sbri yn elusen Tŷ Hafan. 3ydd Katie Westphal Ysgol chwarae yn y parc. Gynradd Gymraeg Llantrisant Aeth blwyddyn 5 i Amgueddfa CHWARAEON Canlyniadau y Timau Cwm Cynon i astudio ‘ Bywyd Oes Llongyfarchiadau i Joshua Pritchard, Bechgyn blwyddyn 5 Fictoria ’. Gwnaeth y plant gymryd Joel Raikes a Sam Edwards ar gael 1af Ysgol Gynradd Maesycoed rhan mewn gweithdy, gwneud tegan eu cynnwys yng ngharfan Rygbi 2il Ysgol Gynradd Gwauncelyn 3ydd Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Garth o’r cyfnod a chwrdd â morwyn Ysgolion Pontypridd. Curodd tîm yr Olwg wedi’i gwisgo yng ngwisg oes ysgol dîm Ysgol Gwauncelyn 25­15. Merched Blwyddyn 5 Fictoria a’i holi hi. Gwnaeth pedwar ar hugain o blant 1af Ysgol Gynradd Gwauncelyn Aeth plant blwyddyn 6 i’r ‘Ffatri blynyddoedd 5 a 6 gystadlu ym 2il Ysgol Gynradd Coed y Lan Bop’ ym Mhorth i recordio rhaglen Mhencampwriaethau Rhedeg Traws 3ydd Ysgol Gynradd Dolau ‘Popty’. Gwelsant y grwpiau ‘AL@­ Gwlad Yr Urdd yn Nhonyrefail a bu Bechgyn Blwyddyn 6 T’ a ‘Kentucky AFC’, ac aeth plant nifer yn llwyddiannus. Gorffennodd 1af Ysgol Gynradd Gwauncelyn blwyddyn 6 sy’n cael gwersi telyn Jessica Hobby yn 3ydd yn y ras i 2il Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Evan gan Mrs. Bethan Roberts i weld y ferched blwyddyn 6.
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