Translate the text from Welsh to English.



 
Heddiw (8 Ebrill), mae 29 o weithwyr addysg proffesiynol o bob rhan o Gymru wedi’u henwi ar restr fer rownd derfynol Gwobrau Addysgu Proffesiynol Cymru.


Crëwyd y gwobrau tair mlynedd yn ôl, i ddathlu ymrwymiad, ymroddiad a gwaith caled athrawon ledled Cymru. Derbyniwyd dros gant o enwebiadau gan ddisgyblion, cydweithwyr a rhieni a nawr mae’r gorau oll wedi’u cynnwys ar restr fer am wobr. 


Cyhoeddir yr enillwyr o bob un o’r deg categori, gan gynnwys Athro Newydd Eithriadol a Phennaeth y Flwyddyn, mewn seremoni arbennig yn Neuadd Sychdyn ym mis Mai. 


Bydd y wobr Athro Newydd Eithriadol yn cydnabod athro sy’n arddangos brwdfrydedd a rhagoriaeth yn yr ystafell ddosbarth, gan hefyd ddangos sgiliau arwain cynnar a datblygiad proffesiynol parhaus. Bydd gwobr Pennaeth y Flwyddyn yn mynd i unigolyn sy’n rhagorol yn ei swydd, ac sy’n dangos y gallu i gysylltu’r ysgol â’r gymuned ehangach a gwneud gwahaniaeth go iawn i bob disgybl. 


Dywedodd y Gweinidog Addysg, Kirsty Williams: 



> “Mae safon yr enwebiadau bob amser yn arbennig, ac mae’r grŵp sydd wedi cyrraedd y rownd derfynol eleni yn ysbrydoledig ac wedi creu cryn argraff arnaf.  
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>  “Rhan o’n cenhadaeth genedlaethol yw i godi safonau addysg a gwneud pawb yn falch o astudio yng Nghymru. Wrth wraidd y system mae’r gweithwyr addysgu proffesiynol. 
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>  “Bob dydd mae athrawon, staff cymorth a staff busnes yn gwneud gwahaniaeth go iawn i fywydau ein pobl ifanc ac mae’n hanfodol ein bod yn eu cydnabod am eu cyfraniadau. 
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>  “Mae’r unigolion sydd yn y rownd derfynol yn glod i’r proffesiwn. Dylai pob un ohonynt fod yn falch iawn o’i hun ac rwy’n edrych ymlaen yn fawr at gwrdd â phawb ym mis Mai i ddathlu eu gwaith caled.”


I fod y cyntaf i wybod pwy sydd wedi ennill ddydd Sul 19 Mai gwyliwch ar Facebook ‘Live’ neu ewch i llyw.cymru/gwobrau\-addysgu\-proffesiynol\-cymru a chadw llygad ar sianeli cymdeithasol Addysg Cymru @LlC\_Addysg


Ymunwch yn y sgwrs gyda \#GwobrauAddysguCymru 


Rhestr fer rownd derfynol Gwobrau Addysgu Proffesiynol Cymru 2019
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### **Cefnogi Athrawon a Dysgwyr**


Jack Branford, Ysgol Gynradd St. Helen, Abertawe


Emma Gray, Ysgol Basaleg, Casnewydd 


Shaun Pearson, Ysgol John Bright, Llandudno


### **Defnydd Gorau o Ddysgu Digidol**


Matt James, Ysgol Ferched Lewis, Caerffili


Phil Meredith, Ysgol Gyfun Caerllion, Caerllion 


### **Defnydd Ysbrydoledig o’r Gymraeg**


Nia Williams, Ysgol Alun, Sir y Fflint 


Catrin Phillips – Cyngor Sir Penfro, Hwlffordd


Mark Morgan, Ysgol Uwchradd Pen y Dre, Merthyr Tudful  


### **Hyrwyddo Cydweithio i Wella Canlyniadau Dysgu**


Richard Watkins, GwE, Conwy


Leanne Pownall, Ysgol Gyfun Llanilltud Fawr, Llanilltud Fawr 


Gemma Carr Evans, Coleg Penybont, Pen\-y\-bont ar Ogwr


### **Hyrwyddo Lles, Cynhwysiant a Pherthnasau gyda’r Gymuned**


Fiona Thomas, Ysgol Gyfun Dŵr y Felin, Castell\-nedd


Ysgol Gymunedol Doc Pendro, Penfro


Ysgol Gynradd Tregatwg, Y Barri 


### **Pennaeth y Flwyddyn**


Tracy Jones, Ysgol Merllyn, Sir y Fflint 


Rhian Morgan Ellis, Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhondda, Y Porth 


Ceri Parry, Ysgol Gymraeg Casnewydd, Casnewydd 


### **Athro Newydd Rhagorol**


Lucio Nocivelli, Ysgol Gynradd Eveswell, Casnewydd 


Hannah Cogbill, Ysgol Gynradd Tregatwg, Y Barri


Gruff Arfon, Ysgol Tryfan, Bangor 


### **Rheolwr Busnes/Bwrsar Ysgol**


Gillian Stevenson, Ysgol Uwchradd Elfed, Sir y Fflint  


Anna Hughes, Ysgol Gynradd yr Eglwys yng Nghymru Rhaeadr, Rhaeadr 


Gwyn Jones, Ysgol Eirias, Conwy


### **Athro’r Flwyddyn**


Robert Aldridge, Ysgol Uwchradd y Fair Ddihalog, Caerdydd


Allison Pope, Ysgol Gynradd Cwm, Glynebwy 


Cheryl Roberts, Ysgol Tryfan, Bangor 


### **Gwaith Ieuenctid mewn Ysgolion**


David Charles, Ysgol Cil\-y\-coed, Sir Fynwy


Amy Bolderson, Ysgol Uwchradd Pontypridd, Pontypridd


Gweithwyr Ieuenctid Gwasanaeth Ieuenctid Blaenau Gwent, Glynebwy







Translation:


 
Today (8th April), 29 education professionals from across Wales have been revealed as finalists of the third Professional Teaching Awards Cymru.


The awards were created to celebrate the commitment, dedication and hard work of teachers across Wales. Over a hundred nominations came in from pupils, colleagues and parents and now the best of the best has been shortlisted for an award. 


The winners from each of the ten categories including Outstanding New Teacher and Headteacher of the year will be announced at a special ceremony at Soughton Hall in May. 


The Outstanding New Teacher award will recognise a teacher who demonstrates enthusiasm and excellence within the classroom, whilst showing early leadership qualities and continued professional development. The Headteacher of the Year award will go to an individual who is exceptional at their job, whilst demonstrating an ability to engage the school in the wider community and make a real difference for every pupil. 


Education Minister Kirsty Williams said:



> “As ever, the calibre of nominations is astounding, and it is truly humbling to see yet another group of inspiring finalists.  
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> “Part of our national mission is to raise standards of education and make everyone proud to study in Wales. At the heart of the system are the teaching professionals. 
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>  “Every day teachers, support and business staff are all making a real difference to the lives of our young people and it’s vital that we recognise them for their contributions. 
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> “The finalists are a credit to the profession. They should all be exceptionally proud of themselves and I am very much looking forward to meeting them all in May to celebrate their hard work.”


To be the first to find out the winner on Sunday 19 May watch on Facebook ‘Live’ and visit gov.wales/professional\-teaching\-awards\-cymru and keep an eye on the Education Wales social channels @WG\_Education


Join the conversation with \#TeachingAwardsCymru  


**The Professional Teaching Awards Cymru 2019 finalists**
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### **Supporting Teachers and Learners**


Jack Branford, St. Helen’s Primary, Swansea


Emma Gray, Bassaleg School, Newport 


Shaun Pearson, Ysgol John Bright, Llandudno


### **Best Use of Digital Learning**


Matt James, Lewis Girls Schools, Caerphilly


Phil Meredith, Caerleon Comprehensive School, Caerleon 


### **Inspirational Use of the Welsh Language**


Nia Williams, Alun School, Flintshire 


Catrin Phillips – Pembrokeshire County Council, Haverfordwest


Mark Morgan, Pen Y Dre High School, Merthyr Tydfil  


### **Promoting Collaboration to Improve Learning Opportunities**


Richard Watkins, GwE, Conwy


Leanne Pownall, Llantwit Major Comprehensive School, Llantwit Major 


Gemma Carr Evans, Bridgend College, Bridgend


### **Promoting Wellbeing, Inclusion and Relations with the Community**


Fiona Thomas, Dwr y Felin Comprehensive School, Neath


Pembroke Dock Community School, Pembroke


Cadoxton Primary School, Barry 


### **Headteacher of the Year**


Tracy Jones, Ysgol Merllyn, Flintshire 


Rhian Morgan Ellis, Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhondda, Porth 


Ceri Parry, Ysgol Gymraeg Casnewydd, Newport 


### **Outstanding New Teacher**


Lucio Nocivelli, Eveswell Primary School, Newport 


Hannah Cogbill, Cadoxton Primary School, Barry


Gruff Arfon, Ysgol Tryfan, Bangor 


### **School Business Manager/Bursar**


Gillian Stevenson, Elfed High School, Flintshire  


Anna Hughes, Rhayader Church in Wales Primary, Rhayader 


Gwyn Jones, Ysgol Eirias, Conwy


### **Teacher of the Year**


Robert Aldridge, Mary Immaculate High School, Cardiff


Allison Pope, Cwm Primary School, Ebbw Vale 


Cheryl Roberts, Ysgol Tryfan, Bangor 


### **Youth Work in Schools**


David Charles, Caldicot School, Monmouthshire


Amy Bolderson, Pontypridd High School, Pontypridd


Blaenau Gwent Youth Service Youth Workers, Ebbw Vale