{"id":4420,"date":"2024-09-29T10:08:26","date_gmt":"2024-09-29T10:08:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.ysgolmynyddbychan.cymru\/?page_id=4420"},"modified":"2024-09-29T10:49:33","modified_gmt":"2024-09-29T10:49:33","slug":"derbyn-dwynwen","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.ysgolmynyddbychan.cymru\/en\/dosbarthiadau\/derbyn-dwynwen\/","title":{"rendered":"Reception – Dwynwen"},"content":{"rendered":"

Teacher: Mrs Medi Jones (Mondays to Thursdays)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Mrs Fflur Ellis (Fridays)<\/p>\n

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CDD: Miss Gwen Thomas and Miss Amy Stiles<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Dwynwen<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Our Class has been named after Dwynwen. Here’s some information about her:<\/em>
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Santes Dwynwen yw nawddsant cariad Cymru. Dethlir hi ledled Cymru ar y 25ain o Ionawr.<\/p>\n

Dyma un fersiwn o stori Dydd Santes Dwynwen…<\/p>\n

Un tro, roedd yna dywysoges o’r enw Dwynwen yn byw. Dwynwen oedd yr harddaf o ferched y Brenin Brychan Brycheiniog. Roedd Dwynwen wedi syrthio mewn cariad \u00e2 dyn lleol o\u2019r enw Maelon Dafodrill; fodd bynnag, roedd ei thad wedi trefnu iddi briodi tywysog pwysig arall. Wedi darganfod y newyddion, dywedodd Maelon nad oedd byth eisiau gweld Dwynwen eto.<\/p>\n

Rhedodd Dwynwen, wedi torri ei chalon, i ffwrdd i’r goedwig lle gwedd\u00efodd ar Dduw i’w helpu i anghofio am Maelon. Yn sydyn, ymddangosodd angel a chynnig diod iddi a fyddai’n dileu ei chof o Maelon. Ar \u00f4l yfed y diod, breuddwydiodd Dwynwen fod yr un angel wedi cynnig diod tebyg i Maelon. Fodd bynnag, byddai ei ddiod yn ei droi’n floc o rew.<\/p>\n

Yna rhoddwyd tri dymuniad i Dwynwen. Roedd hi\u2019n dymuno i Maelon gael ei dadmer o\u2019r rhew, roedd hi\u2019n dymuno hapusrwydd a chariad i holl bobl Cymru, a dymunai beidio byth \u00e2 syrthio mewn cariad na phriodi gan nad oedd am deimlo\u2019r boen hon eto. Teimlai Dwynwen y gallai helpu eraill yn well trwy ddod yn lleian. Aeth ymlaen i sefydlu lleiandy ar Ynys Llanddwyn oddi ar Ynys M\u00f4n.<\/p>\n

\"\"Class Artist – Carys Bryn<\/strong><\/p>\n

Carys Bryn was born on a Farm in Pen Llyn in 1965.\u00a0 She has been commissioned for various artistic jobs from designing books to face painting!\u00a0 Carys is a farmer’s daughter, a mother of two and a full time art teacher in Pwllheli. Her work demonstrates speed and spontaneity; the technique is a direct result of diligence and haste. The purpose of the work is enjoyment of colour, mark-making and creating interesting textures. Out of this enjoyment comes work that conveys the way of life around Pen Llyn, from farm animals to road signs.<\/p>\n

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\"\"Class Poet – Mererid Hopwood<\/strong><\/p>\n

Mererid Hopwood\u00a0is a Welsh poet who became the first woman ever to win the bardic Chair at the National Eisteddfod in 2001. She is now a professor of languages at Univeristy of Wales Trinity Saint David. She has plenty of fun poems for children, as well as\u00a0 a collection of children’s books including; Trysor Mam-gu, Yr Ynys Hud, Dosbarth Miss Prydderch and O’r M\u00f4r i Ben y Mynydd.<\/p>\n

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P.E Lessons: <\/strong>Wednesdays<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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