Welsh Cymraeg
Welsh is a compulsory subject for Years 7 – 11
In Key Stage 3 (Years 7-9), you will learn how to talk and write about yourself, your family, the area in which you live, your hobbies, school and school subjects, telling the time, your daily routine and holidays. You will also have the opportunity to use one of the ICT suites to reinforce your Welsh with interactive games.
Have you ever been DRY SLOPE SKIING, QUAD BIKING, ROLLERBLADING or HORSE RIDING? Come and have a go in Llangrannog. Language courses are held for pupils in Years 7-9, where a wide range of indoor and outdoor leisure activities can be enjoyed in a Welsh atmosphere.
What about taking part in the annual school Eisteddfod? Sing, recite, play music and take part in all the writing and drawing competitions!
GCSE – FULL AND SHORT COURSE
Pupils in key stage 4 will follow either the GCSE Short Course or if Welsh is opted for in the options, GCSE Full Course.
You will study a wide range of everyday situations, personal experiences and topics of interest which are relevant to your age through oral, aural, writing, reading and conversational activities. Some of the themes discussed will be:
• The media – TV, radio, CDs, films
• Interests, sports and hobbies
• Friends
• The school
• The world of work – work experience
• Keeping fit
• Helping others
• The environment
• Tension in the family
• Pressures of the young
• Alcohol
• Smoking
• Drugs
The course is changing from September 2010 – so keep posted here.
Last Updated:
28/01/2010 14:34:46
By
Mike Cleverley