Competition starts in:
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1st Prize £1,000 school equipment*
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2nd Prize £500 school trip sponsorship*
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3rd Prize £250 school trip sponsorship*
Paratowch ar gyfer... Cwis bob Ysgol!
- Cwis rhyngweithiol newydd sbon
- Atebwch 15 cwestiwn hwyliog cyn gynted ag y gallwch
- Chwarae bob wythnos
- Chwarae dros eich hun
- Chwarae dros eich ysgol
- Gwobrau bob tymor
- Pwy fydd yn ennill?
Get ready for... Cwis bob Ysgol!
- A brand-new interactive quiz
- Answer 15 fun questions as quick as you can
- Play every week
- Play for yourself
- Play for your school
- Prizes each term
- Who will win?
Trosolwg
Cwis Cymraeg syml, hwyliog ac am ddim sy’n cefnogi addysgu a dysgu yn unol ag amcanion Cwricwlwm i Gymru ar draws lefelau cynradd ac uwchradd. Gellir ei chwarae yn y modd ‘Cystadleuaeth’ neu’r modd ‘Dosbarth’.
Modd cystadleuaeth – cwis cenedlaethol ysgolion Cymru
- Gall unrhyw ddisgybl yng Nghymru chwarae gan ddefnyddio ei gyfrif Hwb. Does dim angen cofrestru eich ysgol; dim ond mewngofnodi a chwarae!
- Un cwis yr wythnos: atebwch 15 cwestiwn a cheisiwch gael cynifer o rai cywir â phosibl yn yr amser cyflymaf posibl.
- A dyma’r tro – mae pawb yn cael cwestiynau gwahanol, felly does dim modd twyllo!
- Derbyniwch eich sgôr unigol a gwelwch sut mae sgôr eich ysgol yn cymharu ar y bwrdd arweinwyr cenedlaethol.
- Cymryd rhan sy’n cyfrif. Nid yw sgorio yn ymwneud â chael cwestiynau’n gywir yn unig. Yn ogystal ag ystyried cyfanswm yr amser a gymerwyd, mae cymryd rhan hefyd yn chwarae rhan. Po fwyaf o ddisgyblion sy’n cymryd rhan, y gorau all sgôr eich ysgol fod. Er mwyn sicrhau tegwch, ystyrir lefel y cyfranogiad yn ôl maint yr ysgol, felly nid yw ysgolion mwy o faint yn cael mantais yn awtomatig.
Modd Dosbarth – adnodd i athrawon
- Mae Modd Dosbarth yn adnodd y gall athrawon ei ddefnyddio i greu ac arbed cwisiau pwrpasol o’n banc o filoedd o gwestiynau sydd wedi’u llunio’n ofalus. Wedi’u rhannu’n nifer o bynciau, gallwch ddefnyddio’r cwisiau hyn pryd bynnag a sut bynnag y dymunwch o fewn yr ysgol. Boed hynny er mwyn hwyl yn ystod y gofrestr, i gyflwyno’r Gymraeg a sgiliau trawsgwricwlaidd, i gefnogi dysgu thematig, neu’n syml i annog y dosbarth cyfan i gymryd rhan, mae Cwis Bob Ysgol yn adnodd hyblyg a luniwyd yn benodol i gefnogi ymgysylltiad cynhwysol â’r Gymraeg.
Mae Cwis Bob Ysgol yn adnodd digidol a ddatblygwyd gan tinint.com gyda chymorth cyllid gan Adnodd a Llywodraeth Cymru.
Overview
A simple, fun and free Welsh quiz, supporting teaching and learning aligned to Curriculum for Wales objectives across primary and secondary levels. Playable in either Competition, or Class modes.
Competition mode the national Schools quiz
- Any pupil in Wales can play using their Hwb account. There's no need to register your school, simply log in and play!
- One quiz per week, answer 15 questions, get as many correct as you can in the fastest time possible.
- And heres the catch, everyone gets different questions so no cheating!
- Receive your individual score and see how your school score compares on the national leaderboard.
- It's the taking part that counts. Scoring isn't just about getting questions right. As well as considering the total time taken, participation also plays a part. The more pupils who take part, the better your school's score can be. To keep things fair, participation is considered in relation to school size, so larger schools do not automatically have an advantage.
Class mode a teachers tool
- Class mode is a tool teachers can access to build and save custom quizzes from our carefully authored bank of 1000s of questions. Split into many topics, you can use your quizzes whenever and however you please within the school environment. Whether for fun during registration, introducing Welsh and cross curricular skills, supporting thematic learning, or just to facilitate whole class participation, Cwis Bob Ysgol is a flexible tool designed specifically for inclusive engagement with Welsh.
For more information and to register your interest go to cwisbobysgol.cymru
Cwis Bob Ysgol is a digital resource developed by tinint.com with the support of funding from Adnodd and the Welsh Government.