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Bendibwmbwls
Ben Dant is on a new adventure to recycle and turn rubbish into something special, and waste into a masterpiece. Today he will be joining pupils at Ysgol Y Traeth to create excellent treasure
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Seren Jones: Yn Fyw yn y Dwr
Journalist and former elite swimmer, Seren Jones, asks why so few Black and Asian people swim, and why they are losing their lives in the water. During the programme, Seren takes part in international research that aims to prove once and for all that Black people do not have denser bones than white people and that everyone can swim and float.
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Nos Da Cyw
Sh! The sun is setting so let's get ready for a bedtime story. Today Sion Tomos Owen reads, Bisgedi Sinsir Nadolig.
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Dreigiau Cadi
The dragons are taking old Cwm Rheidol railway tickets to their museum in Aberystwyth. With Amrosius looking after Bledd, Cef and the tickets, what could go wrong'
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Jen a Jim a'r Cywiadur
There's a big mess in Cyw's kitchen today; there's glitter, glue and paint everywhere! Who is responsible for the mess'
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Fferm Fach
Mari doesn't believe Mam when she is told that daffodils grow from bulbs so Hywel the magical farmer offers to help.
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Ein Byd Bach Ni
Let's take a trip across the world! Today we are travelling to a South American country called Chile. Here we'll be learning about food such as empanadas, the capital city Santiago and see the Moai statues on Easter Island..
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Amser Maith Maith Yn Ôl
Today's story comes from Tudor times and the home of the Bowen family is very busy. There is talk of a Bard in the area, but Mrs Ifans the cook seems to be missing.
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