Ein Llais Cymraeg - Cymraeg in Conwy

This document shows our vision for the Welsh language in Conwy County.

The Welsh Government has a vision for one million Welsh speakers by 2050. Read more here.

Conwy County Borough Council has adopted the principle that, when conducting public business and administering justice in Wales, it will provide its services in Welsh and English.

The Best of Both Worlds - PDF

We want all our pupils to develop their Welsh and English language skills so that they can use both languages within the family, in the communities and in the workplace.

Have you considered Welsh medium education? We have a wealth of information to help you with this important decision.

Do you want to learn Welsh or be more confident when speaking Welsh? There are plenty of courses to help you available locally or online.

Menter Iaith Conwy promotes the language locally for families, for children and young people and new Welsh speakers by providing opportunities for the public to use their Welsh in their communities.

Urdd Gobaith Cymru is a voluntary national children's and young people's organisation that provides various opportunities to use the Welsh language and gain experiences outside the classroom and in their communities.

The Wales Federation of Young Farmers Clubs is a voluntary youth organisation operating bilingually throughout rural Wales.

Mudiad Meithrin is a registered charity and is acknowledged as the main provider of Welsh-medium early years care and education.

Cymraeg i Blant is funded by the Welsh Government in coordination with Mudiad Meithrin. The project concentrates on increasing the amount of nursery aged children who can speak Welsh.