Ysgol Bryn Gwalia’s Podcast

Esiteddfod 2026 Reception

Mr Hapus ydw i

Patrick Dean Senior Education & Engagement Outreach Officer

Learn about what an Education & Engagement Outreach Officer is as well as the Senedd and UK parliament.

Year 6 and Special Guest David Rowe

A special episode exploring fascinating facts about Mold and Wales, shared with our favourite local historian, David Rowe. From local stories to wider Welsh history, David brings the past to life with insight and charm.

Special Guest Kellie Goodall from Hwb Welsh Government

We’re joined by special guest Kellie Goodall from Hwb, the Welsh Government’s digital learning platform, who shares insights into her role and how Hwb supports education and Welsh language learning across Wales

Criw Cymraeg 26th January

Marking the New Year and St Dwynwen’s Day, here are our previous two phrases of the week.

LD – Year 5 Solo | “Somewhere Only We Know”

A stripped-back, emotional solo recorded during Year 5, capturing the quiet intensity of Somewhere Only We Know. 

Choir: Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer

Our school Choir proudly presents “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”, featuring a special solo from LB in Year 6.  We hope it adds festive fun and smiles to your Christmas celebrations.

Choir: Nadolig Llawen i Chi Gyd

Our Year 3–6 Choir proudly present “Nadolig Llawen i Chi Gyd”, a joyful Welsh Christmas song celebrating the season of goodwill and togetherness. Sung with confidence and festive spirit, the children share warm Christmas wishes through their performance. We hope it brings Christmas cheer to all who listen. Nadolig Llawen! 🎄✨

Year 1 & 2: Dyma Ni'N Mynd I Fethlehem

Join our Year 1 and Year 2 pupils as they sing the traditional Welsh Christmas song “Dyma Ni’n Mynd i Fethlehem” (Here We Go to Bethlehem). This joyful performance celebrates the Christmas journey and the story of Jesus’ birth.  We hope it brings Christmas joy to all who listen. Nadolig Llawen! 

Episode 2 - Criw Cymraeg Phrase of the Week - Hwyl. Wela i ti fory!

Join Alana and Selena from the Year 6 Criw Cymraeg at Ysgol Bryn Gwalia as they introduce this week’s Welsh Phrase of the Week: “Hwyl. Wela i ti fory!” meaning “Goodbye, see you tomorrow!”Tune in for a speedy, fun way to learn Welsh and use it confidently around school. Hwyl!