[{"text_idx": "#000005", "text": "IsraddedigPorwch drwy ein pynciauCyrsiauPam astudio gyda ni?Diwrnodau Agored ac ymweliadauGwneud caisAriannu'ch astudiaethauFfioedd dysguCwrdd a\u0302\u2019n blogwyr myfyrwyrProsbectwsRhieni a chefnogwyrAthrawon a chynghorwyr gyrfaoeddCysylltu a\u0302 ni"}, {"text_idx": "#000006", "text": "O\u0302l-raddedigPorwch drwy ein pynciauPam astudio gyda ni?Cyrsiau a addysgirYmchwil o\u0302l-raddedigAriannu'ch astudiaethauFfioedd dysguDiwrnodau Agored ac ymweliadauProsbectwsGwneud caisCysylltwch a\u0302 ni"}, {"text_idx": "#000012", "text": "Diwylliant ein hymchwilCynorthwyo ymchwilwyrCydweithioUniondeb a moesegCyllid a dyfarniadau"}, {"text_idx": "#000014", "text": "Ymchwil rhyngwladolAdnabod ein poblMyfyrwyr rhyngwladol"}, {"text_idx": "#000025", "text": "wrth wraidd popeth a wnawn"}, {"text_idx": "#000030", "text": "Known as the Welsh Valentines day, St. Dwynwen\u2019s Day is the celebration of a fourth-century Welsh princess aka the Welsh patron saint of love, who was somewhat unlucky in love. As a result, she became a nun and wished for other true lovers to fare better than she. The day is becoming increasingly popular across the nation and is celebrated much like its Valentines counter-part, often with the exchanging of gifts and letters. Some may even carve out wooden spoons or simply just settle down for a cwtch (cuddle) in front of the TV."}, {"text_idx": "#000033", "text": "Concerts are held, children wear traditional clothing and perform dances, and across many small towns and villages, parades take place. You are likely to see a load of daffodil hats and leeks lining the streets as people come together to celebrate their Welsh heritage."}, {"text_idx": "#000036", "text": "The Hay Festival is an annual literary and arts festival in Hay-on-Wye involving a host of speakers and musicians. The festival has become prominent in British culture and is widely covered on TV, featuring world-renowned authors, writers and thinkers. If you love books, culture and arts then this is a must visit."}, {"text_idx": "#000037", "text": "Taking place in Cardiff itself, Tafwyl Fair is an annual festival that celebrates Welsh language, arts and culture. Started in 2006, the popularity of the event has soared with over 40,000 people attending in 2019. A family-friendly festival, here you will find music, drama comedy and of course great food hosted directly behind Cardiff Castle in the stunning surroundings of Bute Park."}, {"text_idx": "#000038", "text": "The first ever International Musical Eisteddfod dates back all the way to 1947 and is now regarded as one of the world\u2019s greatest music festivals. Now, every year hundreds of acts from across the globe come together to perform on the Llangollen stage as spectators witness a diverse spectrum of culture and music. Performers each come dressed in their traditional attire and leave audiences transported to another world."}, {"text_idx": "#000040", "text": "This summer festival based in the Brecon Beacons attracts thousands of people of all ages every year for a fantastic showcase of indie music and arts. Expect comedy shows, film, performing arts and more as you dive into this four-day event. Being only an hour away from Cardiff, this is a must-do for all students."}, {"text_idx": "#000045", "text": "Blogs by students for students"}]