Programme for Schools

Talented poet Matt Goodfellow leads a high-energy event, lively with creativity and wit. You’ll love exploring his poems on a range of themes, from the downright silly to the sensitive. Bright Bursts of Colour is a bumper poetry collection perfect for Key Stages 1 & 2 – from a special kind of badger to a map of the stars via book people who hide in the margins, these verses will delight and enthuse you. He used to be a teacher, but these days Matt poets all over the UK – and now he’s coming to help you write your own poems.

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Mae’r bardd talentog Matt Goodfellow yn arwain digwyddiad egnïol, bywiog iawn gyda chreadigrwydd a ffraethineb. Byddwch wrth eich bodd yn archwilio ei gerddi ar amrywiaeth o themâu, o’r hollol wirion i’r sensitif. Mae Bright Bursts of Colour yn gasgliad swmpus o farddoniaeth sy’n berffaith ar gyfer Cyfnodau Allweddol 1 a 2 – o fath arbennig o fochyn daear i fap o’r sêr trwy bobl llyfrau sy’n cuddio yn yr ymylon, bydd y penillion hyn yn eich swyno a’ch hudo. Roedd yn arfer bod yn athro, ond y dyddiau hyn, mae Matt yn barddoni ar draws y DU – a nawr mae’n dod i’ch helpu chi i ysgrifennu eich cerddi eich hun.

The nation’s favourite doctor is here to inspire us all to love ourselves, however our brains work. He’ll show us how to train our brain and become the best we can be in this empowering and inclusive session. Dr Ranj not only tells us how the brain works but also shows you how to train it to get better at stuff you find difficult. Following his advice will help you learn how to make the most of your brain and how to keep your mind happy and healthy. He’ll also share top tips on the right foods to fuel your brain and your mental wellbeing from his brand new book How To Be a Boy: And Do It Your Own Way.

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Mae hoff feddyg y genedl yma i’n hysbrydoli ni gyd i garu ein hunain, sut bynnag mae ein hymennydd yn gweithio. Bydd yn dangos i ni sut i hyfforddi ein hymennydd a dod y gorau y gallwn fod yn y sesiwn bwerus a chynhwysol hon. Mae Dr Ranj nid yn unig yn dweud wrthym sut mae’r ymennydd yn gweithio ond hefyd, yn dangos i chi sut i’w hyfforddi i wella ar bethau rydych chi’n eu gweld yn anodd. Bydd dilyn ei gyngor yn eich helpu chi i ddysgu sut i wneud y gorau o’ch ymennydd a sut i gadw’ch meddwl yn hapus ac yn iach. Bydd yn rhannu awgrymiadau pwysig hefyd ar y bwydydd cywir i danio’ch ymennydd a’ch lles meddyliol, o’i lyfr newydd sbon How To Be a Boy.

Award-winning author Patrice Lawrence – whose books include Orangeboy and Indigo Donut – takes us back to 1764 London in her middle-grade novel The Elemental Detectives. Heroes Marisee and Robert are the Elemental Detectives of the title, chasing clues across the city to prevent London slumbering for all eternity. Join Patrice as she talks about the real-life inspiration behind the book and shares tips on how to create magical creatures and worlds inspired by local landmarks.

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Mae’r awdur arobryn Patrice Lawrence – y mae ei llyfrau’n cynnwys Orangeboy ac Indigo Donut – yn mynd â ni yn ôl i Lundain ym 1764 yn ei nofel ganolradd The Elemental Detectives. Yr arwyr Marisee a Robert yw’r ditectifs yn y teitl, sy’n hel cliwiau ar draws y ddinas i atal Llundain rhag cysgu am byth. Ymunwch â hi wrth iddi sôn am yr ysbrydoliaeth y tu ôl i’r llyfr a sut mae hi’n rhannu awgrymiadau ar sut i greu creaduriaid a bydoedd hudolus wedi eu hysbrydoli gan dirnodau lleol.

Would you like to live next to a poo-filled moat, be stuck in a siege or eat live blackbird pie? No? Then you’ll be glad you don’t live in a medieval castle! Step into the past with Chae Strathie, author of the So You Think You’ve Got it Bad? series, in this must-see event for everyone with a passion for horrible history. You’ll be fascinated (and sometimes grossed out) by his hilarious introduction to medieval times packed with songs, dancing and drawing. You might also get a sneak peek at some of the fabulous facts from Chae’s soon-to-be-released A Kid’s Life as a Viking…

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Hoffech chi fyw wrth ymyl ffos llawn budred, bod yn sownd mewn gwarchae neu fwyta pastai adar duon byw? Na? Os felly, byddwch yn falch nad ydych chi’n byw mewn castell canoloesol! Camwch i’r gorffennol gyda Chae Strathie, awdur y gyfres So You Think You’ve Got it Bad?, yn y digwyddiad anhygoel hwn i bawb sydd ag angerdd am hanes hyll. Cewch eich cyfareddu (ac weithiau eich ffieiddio) gan ei gyflwyniad doniol i’r oesoedd canol sy’n llawn caneuon, dawnsio a darlunio. Efallai cewch gipolwg hefyd ar rai o’r ffeithiau ffantastig gan Chae yn A Kid’s Life as a Viking sydd ar fin cael ei ryddhau...

Growing up today is a sometimes scary and challenging experience; from negotiating social media to dealing with the effects of climate change, the future is both pressure-filled and uncertain for young people, and it can feel all too easy to want to give up. Join adventurer and television presenter Bear Grylls as he discusses how the life lessons he’s learned and the survival skills he’s used in the wild – outlined in his book You vs the World: The Bear Grylls Guide to Never Giving Up – can be applied to everyday life, helping children not just survive, but also thrive, in their own lives.

Mae tyfu fyny heddiw yn brofiad brawychus a heriol ar adegau; o drafod y cyfryngau cymdeithasol i ddelio ag effeithiau newid hinsawdd, mae’r dyfodol yn llawn pwysau ac yn ansicr i bobl ifanc, ac mae’n gallu teimlo’n rhy hawdd i fod eisiau rhoi’r ffidil yn y to. Ymunwch â’r anturiaethwr a’r cyflwynydd teledu Bear Grylls, wrth iddo drafod sut y gellir defnyddio’r gwersi bywyd y mae wedi’u dysgu a’r sgiliau goroesi y mae wedi’u defnyddio yn y gwyllt – sydd yn cael ei amlinellu yn ei lyfr You vs the World: The Bear Grylls Guide to Never Giving Up – i fywyd bob dydd, gan helpu plant nid yn unig i oroesi, ond hefyd ffynnu, yn eu bywydau eu hunain.

Abi Elphinstone’s stories are never less than thrilling, whether taking us dog-sledding in the Arctic or living with the Kazakh eagle hunters in Mongolia. She shares the real-life adventures behind these tales, showing us just how easy it is to leap into stories of our own. Jump with Abi into her latest book Saving Neverland – a modern, magical sequel to Peter Pan, complete with moonpaper maps, frostbears and a woolly mammoth called Armageddon.

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Nid yw straeon Abi Elphinstone byth yn llai na gwefreiddiol, boed yn mynd â ni i gael ein llusgo gan gŵn yn yr Arctig neu i fyw gyda helwyr eryr Kazakh ym Mongolia. Mae hi’n rhannu’r anturiaethau go iawn y tu ôl i’r hanesion hyn, ac yn dangos i ni pa mor hawdd ydy neidio i straeon ein hunain. Dewch i neidio gydag Abi i mewn i’w llyfr diweddaraf Saving Neverland – nofel ddilynol fodern, hudolus i Peter Pan, ynghyd â mapiau papur lleuad, eirth y rhew a mamoth gwlanog o’r enw Armageddon.

Forget everything you know about perfect princesses and happily ever afters! Waterstones Children’s Laureate Joseph Coelho offers something a little different to traditional fairytales, as he takes us on a new adventure with his series Fairy Tales Gone Bad, in which he reimagines well-known characters with a spookier and more gruesome edge. Join him as he brings his creations Zombierella, Frankenstiltskin and Creeping Beauty to life (don’t worry, they’re not that scary), and shares his tips on how to become a masterful storyteller. Coelho is a poet and storyteller, and the 12th children’s laureate.

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Anghofiwch bopeth rydych chi’n ei wybod am dywysogesau perffaith a byw yn hapus am byth! Mae Awdur Plant Waterstones, Joseph Coelho, yn cynnig rhywbeth ychydig yn wahanol i straeon tylwyth teg traddodiadol, wrth iddo fynd â ni ar antur newydd gyda’i gyfres Fairy Tales Gone Bad, lle mae’n ail-ddychmygu cymeriadau adnabyddus gyda naws fwy arswydus ac ofnadwy. Ymunwch ag ef wrth iddo ddod â’i greadigaethau Zombierella, Frankenstiltskin a Creeping Beauty i fywyd (peidiwch â phoeni, nid ydynt mor frawychus â hynny), ac wrth iddo rannu ei awgrymiadau ar sut i ddod yn storïwr meistrolgar. Mae Coelho yn fardd a storïwr, a’r 12fed Awdur Plant.

Would you like to know how dogs talk in Welsh, English and German, or how to say that you’re hungry in Spanish and Welsh? This multilingual workshop, led by Welsh poet and National Eisteddfod winner Mererid Hopwood, concentrates on the rhythm of words and sentences introducing three or four languages all at once. Through this playful session, you’ll enjoy learning new languages and also how to listen very carefully to rhythm and rhyme.

Cerdd Iaith is a British Council Wales developed programme initially funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s Teacher Development Fund and delivered in partnership with BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Yr Athrofa – the Centre for Education at University of Wales Trinity St David – and Ein Rhanbarth ar Waith (ERW). It is now exploring new languages supported by Aberystwyth University, the Goethe Institute, Ceredigion County Council and Welsh Government.

A hoffech chi wybod sut y mae cŵn yn siarad yn Gymraeg, Saesneg ac Almaeneg, neu sut mae dweud 'mae eisiau bwyd arnaf i’ yn Sbaeneg ac Almaeneg? Bydd y gweithdy amlieithog hwn, o dan arweiniad y Prifardd Mererid Hopwood, yn canolbwyntio ar rythm geiriau a brawddegau, gan gyflwyno tair neu bedair iaith ar yr un pryd. Drwy’r sesiwn chwareus hwn, bydd disgyblion yn mwynhau dysgu ieithoedd newydd a dysgu sut y mae gwrando’n ofalus ar rythm ac odl.

Datblygwyd rhaglen Cerdd Iaith yn wreiddiol gan y Cyngor Prydeinig yng Nghymru â nawdd gan Gronfa Datblygu Athrawon Sefydliad Paul Hamlyn, a’i darparu mewn partneriaeth â Cherddorfa BBC Cymru, Yr Athrofa, PCYDDS ac Ein Rhanbarth ar Waith (ERW). Mae bellach yn archwilio ieithoedd newydd gyda chefnogaeth Prifysgol Aberystwyth, y Goethe Institute, Cyngor Sir Ceredigion a Llywodraeth Cymru.

Superstar space scientist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock is here to answer all your questions about the wonders of the universe – from whether it’s raining gemstones on Jupiter to what the astronauts are having for dinner on the International Space Station. Curious cosmonauts and enthusiastic Earthlings alike will discover the wonders of space as Maggie introduces her out-of-this-world book, Am I Made of Stardust? Dr Maggie Answers the Big Questions for Young Scientists.

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Mae’r archseren o wyddonydd gofod Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock yma i ateb eich holl gwestiynau am ryfeddodau’r bydysawd – o’r posibilrwydd ei bod yn glawio gemfeini ar y blaned Iau, i’r hyn y mae’r gofodwyr yn ei gael i gael cinio ar yr Orsaf Ofod Ryngwladol. Bydd pob daearolyn yn darganfod rhyfeddodau’r gofod wrth i Maggie gyflwyno’i llyfr anhygoel, Am I Made of Stardust? Dr Maggie sy’n Ateb y Cwestiynau Mawr i Wyddonwyr Ifanc.

Explore an imagining of the before and after of global warming with Emma Carroll. Her latest time-travelling adventure suggests that the future has a lot to learn from the past… It’s the near future and Britain is having yet another heatwave. For Polly, it’s the sort of heat that makes her do wild, out-of-character things just to cool down. Like face her fear of deepwater. Essential when she and her brother have been sent to their aunt’s eco lakeside house for the summer. But Truthwater Lake is beginning to dry up and, as the water level diminishes, a lost village emerges...

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Archwiliwch ddychmygu’r sefyllfa cyn ac ar ôl cynhesu byd-eang gydag Emma Carroll. Mae ei hantur ddiweddaraf sy’n teithio drwy amser, yn awgrymu bod gan y dyfodol lawer i’w ddysgu o’r gorffennol... Dyma’r dyfodol agos, ac mae Prydain yn cael tywydd poeth arall eto. I Polly, dyma’r math o wres sy’n gwneud iddi wneud pethau gwyllt, allan o gymeriad, dim ond i oeri. Fel wynebu ei hofn o ddŵr dwfn. Hanfodol pan mae hi a’i brawd wedi cael eu hanfon i dŷ eco eu modryb wrth ochr yr afon ar gyfer yr haf. Ond mae Llyn Truthwater yn dechrau sychu ac, wrth i lefel y dŵr leihau, mae pentref coll yn dod i’r amlwg...

Music is everything! Join author, broadcaster and educator Jeffrey Boakye as he introduces his first middle-grade novel, Kofi and the Rap Battle Summer. You’ll meet Kofi and his best friend Kelvin who find themselves on a mischievous, money-making ’90s adventure. Learn about iconic ’90s artists, find out how to write a rap and discover why Kofi and Kelvin are about to have their best summer ever.

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Cerddoriaeth yw popeth! Ymunwch â’r awdur, y darlledwr a’r addysgwr Jeffrey Boakye wrth iddo gyflwyno ei nofel ganolradd gyntaf, Kofi and the Rap Battle Summer. Byddwch yn cwrdd â Kofi a’i ffrind gorau Kelvin, sy’n darganfod eu hunain ar antur ddrygionus, broffidiol am gerddoriaeth y ’90au. Dysgwch am artistiaid eiconig y ’90au, dysgwch sut i ysgrifennu rap, a darganfod pam mae Kofi a Kelvin ar fin cael eu haf gorau erioed.

The best writers are often said to be enthusiastic life-long readers, and that’s definitely the case for children’s author SF Said. A passionate campaigner for literacy, libraries and reading for pleasure, he is the writer behind Varjak Paw and its sequel The Outlaw Varjak Paw, a duology about a cat who learns a secret martial art. Said will share his love of stories with us, explaining how he went from being a young reader and lover of books to an award-winning author and campaigner for stories for all.

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Dywedir yn aml fod yr awduron gorau yn ddarllenwyr brwdfrydig mewn bywyd, ac mae hynny’n sicr yn wir am yr awdur plant SF Said. Yn ymgyrchydd angerddol dros lythrennedd, llyfrgelloedd a darllen er pleser, ef yw’r awdur y tu ôl i Varjak Paw a’r nofel ddilynol The Outlaw Varjak Paw, deuoleg am gath sy’n dysgu celfyddyd ymladd cudd. Bydd Said yn rhannu ei gariad at straeon gyda ni, ac yn egluro sut yr aeth o fod yn ddarllenwr ifanc ac yn hoff o lyfrau, i awdur ac ymgyrchydd arobryn dros straeon i bawb.

Step into a deep, dark forest hidden in a library with Coelho’s The Girl Who Became a Tree. The performance poet and playwright, who became Waterstones Children’s Laureate in 2022, tells a story through poems about one girl’s attempt to escape the forest and the creature hidden within. Join Coelho for a story about grief, magic, loss, new strength and healing. The Girl Who Became a Tree was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal and Coelho has written a follow-up, The Boy Lost in the Maze.

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Camwch mewn i goedwig ddofn, dywyll wedi’i chuddio mewn llyfrgell gyda The Girl Who Became a Tree. Mae’r bardd perfformio a’r dramodydd, a ddaeth yn Awdur Plant Waterstones yn 2022, yn adrodd stori trwy gerddi am ymgais un ferch i ddianc o’r goedwig a’r creadur sydd yn cuddio tu mewn iddi. Ymunwch â Coelho am stori am alar, hud, colled, cryfder newydd ac iachau. Cafodd The Girl Who Became a Tree ei chynnwys ar restr fer Medal Carnegie, ac mae Coelho wedi ysgrifennu nofel ddilynol, The Boy Lost in the Maze.

Enter the post-apocalyptic world created by Carnegie Medal winner McGowan in his new book set following the Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986. Dragged from her bed in the middle of the night and forced to leave her beloved puppy behind, Natasha has no idea if she’ll ever return home. Growing up in the shadow of the ruined nuclear power plant, pups Misha and Bratan need to learn how to live wild, as creatures with sharp teeth, scythe-like claws and yellow eyes lurk in the overgrown woods watching them. Will the dogs survive without humans? And can humans live without them?

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Camwch mewn i’r byd ôl-apocalyptaidd a grëwyd gan enillydd Medal Carnegie McGowan yn ei lyfr newydd sydd wedi’i osod yn dilyn damwain niwclear Chernobyl ym 1986. Wedi ei llusgo o’i gwely yng nghanol y nos a’i gorfodi i adael ei chŵn bach annwyl ar ôl, does gan Natasha ddim syniad a fydd hi byth yn dychwelyd adref. Wrth dyfu i fyny yng nghysgod y pwerdy niwclear adfeiliedig, mae angen i’r cŵn bach, Misha a Bratan, ddysgu sut i fyw’n wyllt, wrth i greaduriaid gyda crafangau tebyg i sgyrfi a llygaid melyn yn llechu yn y coed sydd wedi gordyfu eu gwylio. A fydd y cŵn yn goroesi heb fodau dynol? Ac a all bodau dynol fyw hebddyn nhw?

Take part in a lively and inspirational event introducing all things engineering, with Dr Shini Somara. Engineers are the superheroes of the real world. They use their problem-solving skills to face down the biggest challenges we have, from creating clean energy to designing prosthetic limbs, from eliminating food shortages to programming AI to exploring the surface of Mars.

Dr Somara will introduce us to some of the engineers featured in her book, created in collaboration with Imperial College London. Engineers Making a Difference looks at everyone from apprentices and lab technicians to university professors and start-up CEOs. You’ll discover what problems they’re solving and why they love their jobs. They may even inspire you to consider a path in the industry. Engineers are changing the world – will you be one of them?

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Cymerwch ran mewn digwyddiad bywiog ac ysbrydoledig sy’n cyflwyno popeth peirianneg, gyda Dr Shini Somara. Peirianwyr yw archarwyr y byd go iawn. Maen nhw’n defnyddio eu sgiliau datrys problemau i wynebu’r heriau mwyaf sydd gennym, o ddylunio coesau a breichiau prosthetig, o ddileu prinder bwyd i raglennu Deallusrwydd Artiffisial i archwilio arwyneb y blaned Mawrth.

Bydd Dr Somara yn ein cyflwyno i rai o’r peirianwyr sy’n cael sylw yn ei llyfr, a grëwyd ar y cyd â Choleg Imperial Llundain. Mae Engineers Making a Difference yn edrych ar bawb, o brentisiaid a thechnegwyr labordy i athrawon prifysgol a Phrif Swyddogion Gweithredol newydd. Byddwch chi’n darganfod pa broblemau maen nhw’n eu datrys, a pham maen nhw’n caru eu swyddi. Efallai y byddan nhw hyd yn oed yn eich ysbrydoli i ystyried llwybr yn y diwydiant. Mae peirianwyr yn newid y byd – a fyddwch chi’n un ohonyn nhw?

How would it feel being forced to leave your home? What circumstances would lead you to that decision? And what can be done to help those who have had to flee their lives and make a new start? As part of our Planet Assembly series, which aims to empower people to understand and act upon new knowledge, poet Nicola Davies will discuss the stories and experiences of real-life refugees who inspired the poems in her collection Choose Love, beautifully illustrated by Petr Horáček.

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Sut byddai’n teimlo i gael eich gorfodi i adael eich cartref? Pa amgylchiadau fyddai’n eich arwain chi at y penderfyniad hwnnw? A beth y gellir ei wneud i helpu’r rhai sydd wedi gorfod ffoi o’u bywydau a dechrau o’r newydd? Fel rhan o’n cyfres Planet Assembly, sy’n ceisio grymuso pobl i ddeall a gweithredu ar wybodaeth newydd, bydd y bardd Nicola Davies yn trafod straeon a phrofiadau ffoaduriaid go iawn a ysbrydolodd y cerddi yn ei chasgliad Choose Love, gyda darluniadau hyfryd gan Petr Horáček.

Award-winning author Patrice Lawrence – whose books include Orangeboy and Indigo Donut – takes us back to 1764 London in her middle-grade novel The Elemental Detectives. Heroes Marisee and Robert are the Elemental Detectives of the title, chasing clues across the city to prevent London slumbering for all eternity. Join Patrice as she talks about the real-life inspiration behind the book and shares tips on how to create magical creatures and worlds inspired by local landmarks.

Teaching materials for this event can be found here

Mae’r awdur arobryn Patrice Lawrence – y mae ei llyfrau’n cynnwys Orangeboy ac Indigo Donut – yn mynd â ni yn ôl i Lundain ym 1764 yn ei nofel ganolradd The Elemental Detectives. Yr arwyr Marisee a Robert yw’r ditectifs yn y teitl, sy’n hel cliwiau ar draws y ddinas i atal Llundain rhag cysgu am byth. Ymunwch â hi wrth iddi sôn am yr ysbrydoliaeth y tu ôl i’r llyfr a sut mae hi’n rhannu awgrymiadau ar sut i greu creaduriaid a bydoedd hudolus wedi eu hysbrydoli gan dirnodau lleol.

Get creative, find your voice and dream big with author Nikesh Shukla as he chats about his funny and poignant new comedy Stand Up. For Nikesh, tragedy + time = comedy. He’ll explore his lifelong love of comedy, how humour got him in and out of tight spots growing up, all those times we laugh when otherwise we might probably cry, and how standing up for what you believe in can really change your life.

In Stand Up we meet Madhu – 17 years old, super funny, painfully honest…and completely lost. She’s in her final year of college, her dad is putting pressure on her to apply to uni, she misses her estranged sister and she’s working every shift she can to support her family. But what she really wants is to be a world famous stand-up comedian. But the road to comedy glory isn’t easy – can Madhu stay true to herself and those she loves the most?

Byddwch yn greadigol, dewch o hyd i’ch llais a breuddwydio’n fawr gyda’r awdur Nikesh Shukla, wrth iddo sgwrsio am ei gomedi newydd doniol ac ingol Stand Up. I Nikesh, trasiedi + amser = comedi. Bydd yn archwilio ei gariad gydol oes at gomedi, sut y cafodd hiwmor ef i mewn ac allan o fannau tynn yn tyfu i fyny, yr holl adegau hynny rydyn ni’n chwerthin pan fel arall mae'n debyg y buasem yn crio, a sut mae sefyll dros yr hyn rydych chi’n credu ynddo yn gallu newid eich bywyd go iawn.

Yn Stand Up, rydyn ni’n cwrdd â Madhu – sy’n 17 oed, hynod ddoniol, poenus o onest... ac ar goll yn llwyr. Mae hi yn ei blwyddyn olaf yn y coleg, mae ei thad yn rhoi pwysau arni i wneud cais i’r brifysgol, mae hi’n methu ei chwaer sydd wedi ymddieithrio, ac mae hi’n gweithio bob shifft posib i gefnogi ei theulu. Ond beth mae hi wir eisiau yw bod yn ddigrifwr stand-yp byd-enwog. Ond dydi’r llwybr i ogoniant comedi ddim yn hawdd – all Madhu aros yn driw iddi hi ei hun a’r rhai mae hi’n eu caru fwyaf?

Plunge into the deep waters of the great whales with conservationist Chris Vick. In The Last Whale Chris tells the story of the Kristensen family, as they change from killers into conservationists. Their family history as whale hunters evolves into a mission to save the great whales and our planet. Chris draws on his own years of experience working for a whale and dolphin conservation charity to bring this captivating, action-packed adventure to life with a powerful environmental call to action.

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Plymiwch i ddyfroedd dwfn y morfilod mawr gyda’r cadwraethwr Chris Vick. Yn The Last Whale, mae Chris yn adrodd hanes y teulu Kristensen, wrth iddyn nhw newid o fod yn lladdwyr i fod yn gadwraethwyr. Hanes eu teulu wrth i helwyr morfilod esblygu’n genhadaeth i achub y morfilod mawr a’n planed. Mae Chris yn defnyddio ei flynyddoedd ei hun o brofiad yn gweithio i elusen cadwraeth morfilod a dolffiniaid i ddod â’r antur swynol, llawn gweithredu hwn yn fyw, gyda galwad amgylcheddol bwerus i weithredu.

You’ll be amazed in more ways than one as Candy Gourlay, author of the Costa and Carnegie shortlisted Bone Talk, unfolds this forgotten piece of history. It is 1904 in the mountains of the Philippines and Luki’s had enough of everybody in her tribe telling her what to do. Now she’s growing up, she is expected to become a wife and a mother, but Luki isn’t ready to give up her dream to become a warrior. She accepts a trip across the vast ocean to see the thrills of the Saint Louis World’s Fair in America. But nothing in the land of opportunity is what it seems.

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Byddwch yn rhyfeddu mewn mwy nag un ffordd wrth i Candy Gourlay, awdur y Costa a Carnegie ar restr fer Bone Talk, ddatblygu’r darn hwn o hanes anghofiedig. Mae hi’n 1904 ym mynyddoedd y Philipinau, ac mae Luki wedi cael digon ar bawb yn ei llwyth yn dweud wrthi beth i’w wneud. Nawr ei bod hi’n tyfu i fyny, mae disgwyl iddi ddod yn wraig ac yn fam, ond dydy Luki ddim yn barod i roi’r gorau i’w breuddwyd i fod yn rhyfelwr. Mae hi’n derbyn taith ar draws y cefnfor enfawr i weld gwefr Ffair y Byd Saint Louis yn America. Ond dim byd yn nhir y cyfle yw’r hyn mae'n ymddangos.

You are enough. You are interesting. Tell your story. Join YA Book Prize shortlisted author and Brit School Performing Arts graduate Laura Dockrill as she delivers a superb masterclass on how you can play in your imagination to find your voice and use it to express yourself – and become a creative writing superstar.

Rydych chi’n ddigon. Rydych chi’n ddiddorol. Adroddwch eich stori. Ymunwch â’r awdur ar restr fer Gwobr Llyfrau yr Awduron Ifanc ac un o raddedigion Brit School Performing Arts, Laura Dockrill, wrth iddi gyflwyno dosbarth meistr gwych ar sut gallwch chi chwarae yn eich dychymyg i ddod o hyd i’ch llais a’i ddefnyddio i fynegi eich hun – a chreu archseren ysgrifennu creadigol.

Did you know that a toy spaceship can teach you about inflation? Or that a pooping cow can show you how to invest your pocket money? And that even the greatest detectives have been fooled by fake news and dancing fairies? The world is often full of bamboozling headlines and numbers that don’t add up. And in a world of rising living costs, climate change, fake news and dodgy data, it’s hard to get your head round it all. But don’t panic.

With Tim Harford, presenter of BBC Radio 4’s More or Less, you will transform into a Truth Detective and hunt down the truth about the world around you. You will meet heroic truth detectives, such as Florence Nightingale who started a revolution with a pie chart. You will encounter dastardly villains who have tried to trip us up with dodgy data and misinformation. And you will learn how being smart and savvy about numbers will help you be smart and savvy about everything else in life too. So grab your detective cap, pick up your magnifying glass and start seeing the world like never before.

Oeddech chi’n gwybod y gall llong ofod teganau eich dysgu am chwyddiant? Neu y gall buwch sy’n mynd i’r toiled ddangos i chi sut i fuddsoddi eich arian poced? A bod hyd yn oed y ditectifs mwyaf wedi cael eu twyllo gan newyddion ffug a thylwyth teg sy’n dawnsio? Mae’r byd yn aml yn llawn penawdau a rhifau sydd ddim yn adio fyny. Ac mewn byd o gostau byw cynyddol, newid hinsawdd, newyddion ffug a data amheus, mae’n anodd cael eich pen rownd y cyfan. Ond peidiwch â chynhyrfu.

Gyda Tim Harford, cyflwynydd More or Less ar BBC Radio 4, byddwch yn trawsnewid i fod yn Dditectif Gwirionedd ac yn hela’r gwir am y byd o’ch cwmpas. Byddwch yn cwrdd â ditectifs hollol arwrol, fel Florence Nightingale, a ddechreuodd chwyldro gyda siart cylch. Byddwch yn dod ar draws dihirod sydd wedi ceisio ein baglu gyda data amheus a chamwybodaeth. Ac fe fyddwch chi’n dysgu sut bydd bod yn gall am rifau yn eich helpu i fod yn gall am bopeth arall mewn bywyd hefyd. Felly, gafaelwch yn eich cap ditectif, codwch eich chwyddwydr, a dechrau gweld y byd fel erioed o’r blaen.

Superstar space scientist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock is here to answer all your questions about the wonders of the universe – from whether it’s raining gemstones on Jupiter to what the astronauts are having for dinner on the International Space Station. Curious cosmonauts and enthusiastic Earthlings alike will discover the wonders of space as Maggie introduces her out-of-this-world book, Am I Made of Stardust? Dr Maggie Answers the Big Questions for Young Scientists.

Teaching materials for this event can be found here

Mae’r archseren o wyddonydd gofod Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock yma i ateb eich holl gwestiynau am ryfeddodau’r bydysawd – o’r posibilrwydd ei bod yn glawio gemfeini ar y blaned Iau, i’r hyn y mae’r gofodwyr yn ei gael i gael cinio ar yr Orsaf Ofod Ryngwladol. Bydd pob daearolyn yn darganfod rhyfeddodau’r gofod wrth i Maggie gyflwyno’i llyfr anhygoel, Am I Made of Stardust? Dr Maggie sy’n Ateb y Cwestiynau Mawr i Wyddonwyr Ifanc.

Open talking from gender equality activist and Everyday Sexism founder Laura Bates and author of I Heard What You Said Jeffrey Boakye, who has a particular interest in issues surrounding race, masculinity, education and popular culture. Together they’ll discuss important issues for young people today including consent, young women online and toxic masculinity.

Bydd Laura Bates, yr actifydd cydraddoldeb rhywedd a sylfaenydd Everyday Sexism a’r awdur I Heard What You Said Jeffrey Boakye, sydd â diddordeb arbennig mewn materion sy'n ymwneud â hil, gwrywdod, addysg a diwylliant poblogaidd, yn siarad yn agored. Gyda'i gilydd, byddant yn trafod materion pwysig i bobl ifanc heddiw, sy’n cynnwys caniatâd, merched ifanc ar-lein a gwrywdod gwenwynig.