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Chweched Dosbarth
Os oes gan dy ysgol di chweched dosbarth, efallai dy fod yn ystyried aros ymlaen i astudio ar gyfer cymwysterau AS neu Lefel A neu barhau gyda dy gymhwyster Bagloriaeth Cymru.
Un budd amlwg o hyn yw dy fod di mewn lle cyfarwydd gyda disgyblion ac athrawon rwyt ti'n eu hadnabod eisoes.
Er dy fod di yn yr un lle, mae yna wahaniaethau yn beth sydd yn ddisgwyliedig ohonot ti:
- Bydd disgwyl i ti gymryd mwy o gyfrifoldeb drosot ti dy hun a gosod esiampl i ddisgyblion iau
- Fel rheol, byddet ti’n parhau i wisgo gwisg ysgol, ond gall fod yn wahanol i’r wisg mae gweddill yr ysgol yn ei gwisgo
- Mae chweched dosbarth yn cynnig ystod o gyrsiau AS a Lefel A mewn pynciau megis Hanes, Ffrangeg, Cemeg ayyb
- Bydd ambell chweched dosbarth hefyd yn cynnig pynciau sy’n gysylltiedig â gwaith, megis Astudiaethau Busnes, Hamdden a Thwristiaeth neu Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol
- Mae rhai ysgolion hefyd yn cynnig cyrsiau lefel canolradd ac mae’r mwyafrif hefyd yn caniatáu i ddisgyblion ailsefyll TGAU
- Mae gan rai ysgolion drefniadau ag ysgolion neu golegau lleol eraill, felly maen nhw’n gallu cynnig dewis ehangach o gyrsiau i ti
Os hoffet astudio yn y chweched dosbarth siarada gyda dy athrawon neu Gynghorydd Gyrfa am y pynciau rwyt ti'n ystyried eu hastudio a gall fynd i noson agored y chweched dosbarth os ydy'r ysgol yn trefnu un.
Os hoffet astudio yn y chweched dosbarth ond nid oes un yn dy ysgol di, gallet ti symud i ysgol arall os yw o fewn pellter teithio.
4 Comments – Postiwch sylw
Rhoddwyd sylw 48 mis yn ôl - 16th October 2012 - 21:21pm
Actually parents do not have to tell the Local Education Authority that they are going to educate at home they just need to send a letter de-registering the child to the school. It is also no more difficult to learn sport or science at home but some science experiments may need to be altered for safety reasons. Most areas in the uk have home education groups where children can meet others being home educated and parents can find support in educational methods available.
Rhoddwyd sylw 48 mis yn ôl - 16th October 2012 - 21:32pm
"Parents should bear in mind, however, that at school children are taught by trained professionals, they may have difficulty providing suitable facilities at home for all subjects, especially for science subjects and sport and that it is important children learn how to interact with others."
Lol lol lol lol web content creators should remember not to prate on about that which they know nothing of!
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Rhoddwyd sylw 48 mis yn ôl - 17th October 2012 - 10:59am
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Rhoddwyd sylw 48 mis yn ôl - 17th October 2012 - 14:16pm
Under Section 7 of the Education Act 1996, it is the parents' duty:
"... to cause (the child) to receive efficient full-time education suitable to his (or her) age, ability and aptitude and to any special educational needs he (or she) may have either by regular attendance at school or 'otherwise."
As for trained professionals... Schools can be toxic environments for young people, though no one seems to want to admit it. They'd much rather get their facts about home education wrong and spread mis-information instead.
Shame on this website for that very thing.