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Teach Chemistry Wales cylchlythyr, Mai 2019
By Dayna Mason, Delwen MaCallum
Wrth i’r haf agosáu, felly hefyd ein cynhadledd (peidiwch ag anghofio archebu) a nifer o ddigwyddiadau eraill i chi a’ch myfyrwyr. Roedd y gwanwyn yn brysur iawn gyda chystadlaethau ysgol, digwyddiadau allgymorth, a drafft y cwricwlwm newydd.
Wrth i’r haf agosáu, felly hefyd ein cynhadledd (peidiwch ag anghofio archebu) a nifer o ddigwyddiadau eraill i chi a’ch myfyrwyr. Roedd y gwanwyn yn brysur iawn gyda chystadlaethau ysgol, digwyddiadau allgymorth, a drafft y cwricwlwm newydd.
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