English: Well, the gender participation is excellent. We have, at the moment - . We did have 15,000 children and young people taking part in our weekly clubs before the pandemic. We're back now to over 10,000. So, it's back up, and about 60 per cent of those are girls, which is really good for us. I don't know why, but we haven't had any problem in attracting more girls to take part in weekly clubs. What was good over the pandemic, what we did was we worked - and this goes back to what Emily said, really - closely with schools through the pandemic and we changed what we were offering. We offered a kind of shopping list to each school, 'We can operate like this, online or come into school', and I think that helped us a lot. So, once the pandemic came to an end - hopefully it has come to an end - we could act immediately, and that's what's been really nice. So, participation is going back along the right track, and we've seen that, gender wise, it's excellent. We're also working closely with Disability Sport Wales, with Insport, to ensure that everything we offer is inclusive. We're going for the gold standard this year, so we've gone through three levels already, and that is something that we certainly want to develop further. But something else as well is we sometimes forget about the Welsh language. We want to ensure that we're hitting the targets regarding the Welsh language, and what we believe is that every child and young person should have the opportunity to do sport and activities outside of school through the medium of Welsh. They receive their education through the Welsh language, so they should have opportunities to do other things through the medium of Welsh, and I do feel that that, participation wise, can be difficult sometimes.
Welsh: Wel, mae'r gender participation yn wych. Rydyn ni efo tua, ar hyn o bryd - . Roedden ni efo 15,000 o blant a phobl ifanc yn cymryd rhan yn ein clybiau wythnosol ni cyn y pandemig. Rydyn ni nôl i fyny i dros 10,000 rŵan. Felly, mae nôl fyny ac yn gweithredu, ac mae 60 y cant o'r rheini'n ferched, sydd yn rili dda i ni. Dwi ddim yn gwybod pam, ond dydyn ni ddim wedi cael y broblem weithredu o gael mwy o ferched yn cymryd rhan yn ein clybiau wythnosol. Beth oedd yn dda dros y pandemig, beth wnaethon ni, wnaethon ni weithio'n - ac mae'n mynd yn ôl i beth mae Emily'n dweud - agos iawn efo ysgolion drwy'r pandemig. Ddaru ni newid beth roeddem ni'n gallu cynnig, a ddaru ni gynnig rhyw fath o restr siopa i bob ysgol, 'Rydyn ni'n gallu gweithredu fel hyn, ar-lein neu ddod i mewn i'r ysgol', a dwi'n meddwl ddaru hwnna helpu ni lot. Felly, unwaith ddaru'r pandemig orffen - wel, gobeithio ei fod o wedi gorffen - roeddem ni'n gallu gweithredu'n syth, a dyna beth sydd wedi bod wir yn neis. So, mae'r participation yna'n mynd yn ôl ar y ffordd iawn. So, rydyn ni wedi gweld hynny a, gender wise, mae'n wych. Rydyn ni hefyd yn gweithio'n agos efo Disability Sport Wales, efo Insport, so i wneud yn siŵr bod popeth rydyn ni'n cynnig yn inclusive. Rydyn ni'n mynd am yr aur y flwyddyn yma, so rydyn ni wedi mynd drwy dri lefel yn barod, ac mae hwnna'n rhywbeth yn bendant rydyn ni'n awyddus i'w ddatblygu'n bellach. Ond, rhywbeth arall hefyd yw ein bod ni'n anghofio weithiau am yr iaith Gymraeg. Rydyn ni eisiau gwneud yn siŵr ein bod ni'n bwrw targedau'r iaith hefyd, a beth rydyn ni yn teimlo ydy y dylai pob plentyn a pherson ifanc gael y cyfle i wneud gweithgareddau a chwaraeon y tu allan i'r ysgol drwy'r Gymraeg. Maen nhw'n derbyn eu haddysg yn y Gymraeg, so dylai fod cyfleoedd iddyn nhw weithredu yn yr iaith maen nhw eisiau ei wneud. Dwi'n teimlo bod hwnna, participation wise, yn gallu bod yn anodd weithiau.