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Leisure and Sports Development Newsletter - Issue 10 May 2013 - NEW monthly bulletin Active Anglesey Primary Schools Make a Splash! Swimming pools across the island were alive and splashing with hundreds of pupils and lots of cheers for the annual Swimming Gala events. 175 children from fourteen primary schools in the Menai Bridge and Llangefni areas competed at Plas Arthur Leisure Centre in Llangefni (April 11th). With a mix of swimming strokes and age groups, the overall titles were a closely fought contest. First place overall went to Ysgol Llanfairpwll (all smiles in the photo—right). A week later, over 100 children from eight primary schools in the Amlwch area headed to Amlwch Leisure Centre, where Ysgol Goronwy Owen, Benllech (below) took the overall top spot after a morning of races. A gala was held at Holyhead Swimming Pool earlier in the year and there will be an Anglesey Final held later this school year, where the fastest swimmers from each gala will be in- vited to determine the overall top swim school! Mike Dilworth, Anglesey Aquatics Development Officer, who organised the events said: "Judging by the levels of noise from cheering pupils, the events were a huge success and encouraged swimmers of all ages to represent their school." For further information, contact Mike on (01248) 752955. Benefits of Swimming Improves your aerobic fitness Improves your strength and flexibility Burns calories and tones your whole body Relieves stress

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Page 1: Active Anglesey / Actif Mon - May / Mai 2013

Leisure and Sports Development Newsletter - Issue 10 May 2013 - NEW monthly bulletin

Active Anglesey

Primary Schools Make a Splash!

Swimming pools across the island were alive and splashing with hundreds of pupils and lots of cheers for the annual Swimming Gala events. 175 children from fourteen primary schools in the Menai Bridge and Llangefni areas competed at Plas Arthur Leisure Centre in Llangefni (April 11th). With a mix of swimming strokes and age groups, the overall titles were a closely fought contest. First place overall went to Ysgol Llanfairpwll (all smiles in the photo—right). A week later, over 100 children from eight primary schools in the Amlwch area headed to Amlwch Leisure Centre, where Ysgol Goronwy Owen, Benllech (below) took the overall top spot after a morning of races.

A gala was held at Holyhead Swimming Pool earlier in the year and there will be an Anglesey Final held later this school year, where the fastest swimmers from each gala will be in-vited to determine the overall top swim school! Mike Dilworth, Anglesey Aquatics Development Officer, who organised the events said: "Judging by the levels of noise from cheering pupils, the events were a huge success and encouraged swimmers of all ages to represent their school." For further information, contact Mike on (01248) 752955.

Benefits of

Swimming

Improves your aerobic fitness Improves your strength and flexibility Burns calories and tones your whole body Relieves stress

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2012 saw 45 sport clubs and organisations from across Anglesey share a funding pot of £52,480 thanks to the Community Chest Grant. Community Chest offers grant of up to £1500 in any 12 month period for activities that encourage more people to become more active, more often and/or raises the standards of existing activities. Applicants can now also claim a second £1500 if their application is based on one of the two priority areas. To be eligible they must demonstrate that their application either better prepares clubs to cater for interest generated via 2012 (Olympic legacy) or tackles inequality (BME, disability inclusion, women and girls, social inclusion).

Cybi Striders Running Course

Total amount invested by the C o m m u n i t y Chest scheme on Anglesey during 2012.

Number of d i f f e r e n t o rgan isa -

tions and sport clubs who were awarded the grants

Application closing dates

June 7th,

August 23rd, November 15th,

January 10th 2014

Bouldering at the Indy Wall

For details

contact:

Karen Williams on 01248 752046 or

email: kawlh@anglesey.

gov.uk

Some of the recipients included: Amlwch Judo Club who received £1500 and

purchased textured mats for their visually impaired members

Llangefni Juniors FC who have set up a new 12’s team for girls

Ynys Môn Athletics and Sports Club who received £932 for the development of their Junior sessions

Anglesey Federation of WI’s who used the funding to provide sessions in classes such as yoga, Tai Chi and golf

David Hughes Outdoor Activities Club who used their £1500 for creating opportunities for girls to do climbing, mountain bike sessions and volunteer coach education.

For guidelines, www.sportwales.org.uk/funding--support/our-grants/community-chest.aspx

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A popular surf lifesaving club is looking for more vol-unteers as it gets set for its second Summer season. The club, which has been u s i n g P l a s A r t h u r Swimming Pool during the Winter months, will soon be heading outdoors to Broad B e a c h , R h o s n e i g r . Surf Lifesaving is popular in parts of Cornwall and South Wales, but the club was set up on Anglesey as there was nothing north of Aberystwyth similar. It has been funded and supported by Surf Lifesav-ing Wales and the Sports Council for Wales.

Simon Jones, Outdoor Activities Development Officer said: "The club has been really popular, especially with children, but what we need now is more volunteers to help with the running of the club (such as admin), as well as people interested in training for the instructor side of things, gaining a qualification as a beach lifeguard. You can get qualified and have some fun. "The atmosphere of the club is really relaxed and appealing. We learn everything from the life saving and surfing aspect to the fitness and other skills, like First Aid. It has a

great community feel." Ten people have already been trained up as part of the club and the hope is to get 20 this year. Anybody can attend the club, as long as they are confident in the water. The club currently meets on a Wednesday evening. If you are interested in volunteering or taking part, contact Simon on (01248) 752036 or Glen at Gecko, Rhosneigr on (01407) 811247 for further information or find them on Facebook.

Ride the Waves this Summer

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Some of North Wales’s best young climbers were able to showcase their skills in the final of the North Wales Schools Bouldering Competition on Anglesey. The event featured teams of 12 to 16-year-old school children from four different counties, including Ysgol David Hughes (Anglesey), who had progressed to the final having won their inter-county heat. The Indefatigable Climbing Wall (known as the ‘Indy’), in Llanfairpwll, was the venue for the competition. Organised by the Outdoor Partnership in conjunction with the schools 5x60 programme and sponsored by DMM, Ysgol Friars of Bangor eventually emerged victorious. Keen climber Alice Jones, 15, of Ysgol David Hughes, has been climbing for four years and is also a member of the North Wales Climbing Academy. She said, “It’s good that people with different levels of abil-ity can come together for this competition, and I know a lot of people who are here today.” For further information contact the 5x60 team’s Owain Jones on (01248) 751882.

Saturday, May 25th at the Valley Hotel

Doors open 7pm for a 7.30pm start

'Golf is fun for the whole family' was the message loud and clear at a recent

Open Day. 30 golf balls were provided free of charge for each person who went along to the Llangefni Driving Range, on Monday, March 25th. Families had the opportunity to try out the sport, see the facilities on offer at Llangefni Golf Course and enjoy their Easter holidays. For further information, contact Ceri Jones on (01248) 751895.

Golf Day

Youngsters climb to victory in Island competition

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Newyddlen Hamdden a Datblygu Chwaraeon - Rhifyn 10 Mai 2013 - bwletin misol NEWYDD

Actif Môn

Ysgolion Cynradd yn gwneud sblash!

Roedd pyllau nofio ledled yr Ynys yn atseinio i fonllefau cannoedd o ddisgyblion yn y Galâu Nofio blynyddol. Ar 11 Ebrill, aeth 175 o blant o 14 o ysgolion cynradd yn ardaloedd Porthaethwy a Llangefni i gystadlu yng Nghanolfan Hamdden Plas Arthur yn Llangefni. Gyda chymysgedd o rasys ac oedrannau, bu’r cystadlu’n frwd ac yn agos. Ysgol Llanfairpwll aeth â hi. Wythnos yn ddiweddarach, ar ddydd Iau 18 Ebrill, aeth dros 100 o blant o 8 ysgol gynradd yn ardal Amlwch i Ganolfan Hamdden Amlwch, gydag Ysgol Goronwy Owen Benllech yn dod i’r brig.

Cynhaliwyd Gala hefyd ym Mhwll Nofio Caergybi yn gynharach yn y flwyddyn a chynhelir Gala Rowndiau Terfynol Ysgolion Cynradd Ynys Môn yn hwyrach yn y flwyddyn. Dywedodd Mike Dilworth, Swyddog Datblygu Chwaraeon Dŵr Ynys Môn, a drefnodd y digwyddiadau: “A barnu yn ôl y sŵn a wnaed gan ddisgyblion a oedd yn cymeradwyo, roedd y digwyddiadau yn llwyddiant mawr ac yn anogaeth i nofwyr o bob oed i gymryd rhan a chystadlu dros eu hysgolion. Am fwy o wybodaeth, cysylltwch a Mike (01248) 752955.

Manteision Nofio

Gwella eich ffitrwydd erobig Eich gwneud yn gryfach ac yn ystwythach Llosgi calorïau a tynhau'r corff cyfan Lleihau straen

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Yn 2012 gwelwyd 45 o glybiau a sefydliadau chwaraeon o bob rhan o Ynys Môn yn cael arian o gronfa o £52,480 - diolch i’r Grant Cist Gymunedol. Mae’r Gist Gymunedol yn cynnig grant o hyd at £1500 mewn unrhyw gyfnod o 12 mis ar gyfer gweithgareddau sy’n annog mwy o bobl i gymryd rhan yn amlach mewn gweithgareddau corfforol ac/neu i godi safonau gweithgareddau cyfredol. Gall ymgeiswyr yn awr hefyd hawlio £1500 ychwanegol os yw eu cais yn seiliedig ar un o’r ddau faes blaenoriaeth (paratoi clybiau’n well i gwrdd â’r diddordeb a gafodd ei greu yn sgil Gemau Olympaidd 2012 neu’n mynd i’r afael ag anghydraddoldeb).

Clwb Rhedeg Cybi Striders

Y cyfanswm a f u d d s o d d w y d gan y cynllun Cist Cymunedol yn Ynys Môn yn ystod 2012.

Nifer y gwahanol glybiau a

s e f y d l i a d a u chwaraeon a gafodd

Dyddiadau cau ar gyfer

cyflwyno ceisiadau

Mehefin 7, Awst 23,

Tachwedd 15, Ionawr 10 2014

Creiga ar y Wal Indi

Am fwy o

wybodaeth:

Karen Williams 01248 752046

neu kawlh@anglesey.

gov.uk

Roedd y rheini a gafodd grantiau yn cynnwys: Clwb Jiwdo Amlwch a dderbyniodd £1500 i brynu

matiau pwrpasol ar gyfer eu haelodau sydd â nam ar eu golwg

Clwb Pêl Droed Plant Iau Llangefni sydd wedi sefydlu tîm newydd i enethod dan 12 oed

Clwb Athletau a Chwaraeon Ynys Môn sydd wedi derbyn £932 i ddatblygu eu sesiynau i blant iau

Ffederasiwn Sefydliad y Merched Môn sydd wedi defnyddio’r arian i ddarparu sesiynau mewn dosbarthiadau fel ioga, Tai Chi a golff.

Clwb Gweithgareddau Awyr Agored David Hughes sydd wedi defnyddio eu £1500 ar gyfer creu cyfleoedd i ferched yn dringo, sesiynau beicio mynydd ac addysg hyfforddwr gwirfoddol.

www.sportwales.org.uk/funding--support/our-grants/community-chest.aspx

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Mae clwb poblogaidd sy’n achub bywydau o’r môr yn chwilio am wirfoddolwyr wrth i’w ail dymor Haf nesáu. Bu’r clwb yn defnyddio Pwll Nofio Plas Arthur yn ystod misoedd y Gaeaf a bydd yn mentro allan gyda hyn i Dra-eth Llydan, Rhosneigr. Mae clybiau achub bywydau yn y môr yn boblogaidd mewn rhannau o Dde Cymru a Chernyw, ond sefydlwyd y clwb yn Ynys Môn gan nad oes dim tebyg iddo i’r gogledd o Aberystwyth. Mae wedi ei gyllido a’i gefnogi gan Surf Lifesav-ing Wales a Chyngor Chwaraeon Cymru.

Dywedodd Simon Jones, Swyddog Datblygu Gweith-gareddau Awyr Agored: “Mae’r clwb wedi bod yn hynod o boblogaidd, yn arbennig gyda phlant, ond rydym angen mwy o wirfod-dolwyr yn awr i gynorthwyo gyda rhedeg y clwb (fel gwaith gweinyddol), yn ogystal â pobl sydd â diddor-d e b m e w n b o d y n hyf forddwyr ac enni l l cymwysterau i fod yn achubwyr bywyd. Gallwch ennill cymwysterau a chael hwyl. “Mae’r awyrgylch yn y clwb yn hamddenol a braf iawn. Rydym yn dysgu pob dim - o’r agwedd syrffio ac achub bywyd i ffitrwydd a sgiliau

eraill, fel Cymorth Cyntaf. Mae yna ysbryd cymunedol gwych.” Mae deg o bobl eisoes wedi eu hyfforddi i fod yn rhan o’r clwb a gobeithir cael 20 eleni. Gall unrhyw un ddod i’r clwb, ar yr amod eu bod yn hyderus yn y dŵr. Mae’r clwb yn cyfarfod bob nos Fercher. Os oes gennych ddiddor-deb mewn gwirfoddoli neu gymryd rhan, cysylltwch â Glen yn Gecko, Rhosneigr ar (01407) 811247 i gael rhagor o wybodaeth.

Ar Frig y Don y Haf Hwn

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Roedd cyfle i ddringwyr ifanc gorau gogledd Cymru arddangos eu sgiliau yn rownd derfynol Cystadleuaeth Bowldro Ysgolion Gogledd Cymru a gynhaliwyd ar Ynys Môn ar y 13eg o Fawrth 2013. Bu timau o ddisgyblion ysgol, rhwng 12 ac 16 oed, o bedwar sir yn cymryd rhan. Roedd pob tîm wedi cyrraedd y rownd derfynol ar ôl dod i’r brig yn y rowndiau sirol. Cynhaliwyd y gystadleuaeth ar Wal Ddr ingo ’ r ‘ I nde fa t igab le ’ ( y r ‘ I ndy ’ ) yn Llanfairpwll. Trefnwyd y gystadleuaeth gan y Bartneri-aeth Awyr Agored ar y cyd â’r rhaglen chwaraeon ys-golion 5x60. Mae Alice Jones, disgybl 15 oed o Ysgol David Hughes, Ynys Môn, yn ddringwraig frwd; mae hi wedi bod yn dringo ers pedair blynedd ac mae’n aelod o Academi Ddringo Gogledd Cymru. Dywedodd, “Mae’n wych gweld pobl o bob gallu yn dod ynghyd ar gyfer y gystadleuaeth ac rwy’n adnabod llawer o’r bobl sydd yma heddiw. Mewn gwirionedd, y peth pwysicaf ydy mwynhau eich hun.” Roedd aelodau tîm Ysgol Friars ar ben eu digon ac wrth eu boddau i dderbyn eu gwobrau a churo’r ysgolion eraill a fu’n gystadleuwyr mor dda.

Dydd Sadwrn, Mai 25ain yn Gwesty Fali

Drysau agor 7 am cynnig dechrau 7.30

‘Mae golff yn hwyl i’r holl deulu’ - dyna oedd y neges glir a chroyw mewn D i w r n o d A g o r e d a

gynhaliwyd yn ddiweddar. Darparwyd 30 o beli golff yn rhad ac am ddim i bawb a alwodd yn Llain Ymarfer Golff Llangefni. Cafodd teuluoedd gyfle i roi cynnig ar y gamp a gweld y cyfleusterau sydd ar gael yng Nghwrs Golff Llangefni a mwynhau gwyliau’r Pasg. Am fwy o wybodaeth, cysylltwch a Ceri Jones (01248) 751895.

Dydd Golff

Pobl ifanc yn dringo i fuddugoliaeth yng nghystadleuaeth