English: Thank you, Jenny, for that. Overall, nationally, attendance rates run at approximately 80 per cent - just over 80 per cent - although there are some significant variations in that. Not surprisingly, those areas with a lower virus transmission are seeing higher levels of attendance. So, we see particularly high levels of attendance in Monmouthshire, in Pembrokeshire and in those areas, as I said, where we see lower levels of transmission. But even in areas of higher transmission, the vast, vast majority of children are continuing to attend school. Undoubtedly, where there is a case, that can have an impact. Yesterday afternoon I had the privilege and pleasure of talking to the headteacher at Ninian Park Primary School here in Cardiff. They started off the term really, really positively with high attendance. Unfortunately, they had an individual case, which did see their attendance immediately after that case drop. But as of yesterday they were back to attendance in the region of 86 per cent, and that's because the teachers, the headteacher and the governing body had worked really hard to provide the assurance to parents that they needed that even with a case it was safe for their children to be back in school. We will continue to work with local authorities to ensure that the Welsh Government is supporting them and the teaching profession in providing reassurance. In some cases, we know that parents are being incredibly cautious and trying their very best. It's cold season, so I know that our chief medical officers are working together across the United Kingdom to be able to provide more advice to parents to help them make decisions about when it is right for a child to be sent into school and when a child, perhaps, should be kept at home and get a test, if necessary. I know that teachers are working very hard to have those conversations with parents and to provide the necessary reassurance.
Welsh: Diolch, Jenny. Yn gyffredinol, yn genedlaethol, mae cyfraddau presenoldeb oddeutu 80 y cant - ychydig dros 80 y cant - er bod rhai amrywiadau sylweddol o fewn hynny. Nid yw'n syndod fod lefelau presenoldeb uwch yn yr ardaloedd lle mae lefelau trosglwyddiad y feirws yn is. Felly, rydym yn gweld lefelau presenoldeb arbennig o uchel yn Sir Fynwy, yn Sir Benfro ac yn yr ardaloedd hynny, fel y dywedais, lle rydym yn gweld lefelau is o drosglwyddiad. Ond hyd yn oed mewn ardaloedd â throsglwyddiad uwch, mae'r rhan fwyaf o blant yn parhau i fynychu'r ysgol. Heb os, lle ceir achos, gall hynny gael effaith. Brynhawn ddoe, cefais y fraint a'r pleser o siarad â'r pennaeth yn Ysgol Gynradd Parc Ninian yma yng Nghaerdydd. Fe ddechreuon nhw'r tymor yn gadarnhaol iawn gyda phresenoldeb uchel. Yn anffodus, cawsant un achos, a gostyngodd eu lefelau presenoldeb yn syth ar ôl yr achos hwnnw. Ond erbyn ddoe, roedd eu presenoldeb yn ôl i oddeutu 86 y cant, a hynny oherwydd bod yr athrawon, y pennaeth a'r corff llywodraethu wedi gweithio'n galed iawn i roi'r sicrwydd angenrheidiol i rieni ei bod yn ddiogel i'w plant fod yn ôl yn yr ysgol hyd yn oed gydag achos. Byddwn yn parhau i weithio gydag awdurdodau lleol i sicrhau bod Llywodraeth Cymru yn eu cefnogi hwy a'r proffesiwn addysgu i roi sicrwydd. Mewn rhai achosion, gwyddom fod rhieni'n bod yn hynod o ofalus ac yn ceisio eu gorau glas. Mae'n dymor annwyd, felly gwn fod ein prif swyddogion meddygol yn gweithio gyda'i gilydd ledled y Deyrnas Unedig i allu darparu mwy o gyngor i rieni i'w helpu i wneud penderfyniadau ynglŷn â pha bryd y mae'n iawn anfon plentyn i'r ysgol a pha bryd y dylid cadw plentyn gartref, efallai, a rhoi prawf iddynt os oes angen. Gwn fod athrawon yn gweithio'n galed iawn i gael y sgyrsiau hynny gyda rhieni ac i roi'r sicrwydd angenrheidiol.