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Croeso i ‘Y Pod-antur Cymraeg’!

A world of resources to support the engagement, learning and enjoyment of Welsh for your child.  All resources have been developed with the support and expertise of teachers and curriculum experts and mapped to the Curriculum for Wales.

'Y-Pod Antur Cymraeg' has been designed to teach Welsh Second Language in secondary schools. The aim is to build upon language patterns and vocabulary already introduced during the Foundation Phase and develop them further and to transfer them to different contexts, thus enabling pupils to understand spoken and written Welsh, to speak and write in different situations and for different purposes.

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Teaching and learning materials

'Y Pod-antur Cymraeg’ consists of four comprehensive multimedia packs of progressing difficulty, four sets of additional worksheets, and an interactive game to facilitate learning. 

  • 4 Packs
  • 120 Videos
  • 60 Books
  • 1 Interactive game
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Curriculum for Wales in mind

The Curriculum for Wales states that: 

  • Languages connect us 
  • Understanding languages is key to understanding the world around us 
  • Expressing ourselves through languages is key to communication 
  • Literature fires imagination and inspires creativity 

‘Y Pod-antur Cymraeg' therefore, aims to give learners increasing confidence to use Welsh as a means of communication on a daily basis.  It provides opportunities for 7–11-year-olds to use Welsh across the six ‘Areas of Learning and Experience’ within the curriculum - Expressive Arts, Health and Well-Being, Humanities, Languages, Literacy and Communication, Mathematics and Numeracy, Science and Technology - and encourages the use of the Welsh language in day-to-day, cross-curricular activities.

Resources to buy

To compliment our digital resources, you can also purchase physical books, and other teaching and learning aids for schools or home.

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