Mewn ebost gan Garrem Jackson, pennaeth yr Adran Addysg, ar y 31in o Fawrth 2023, dywedodd y canlynol:
''Drwy gyfrwng Cynllun Ysgolion Iach Gwynedd, ac er mwyn sicrhau bod yr holl ddogfennau sydd ar gael i ysgolion Gwynedd yn cael eu defnyddio’n addas a phwrpasol, mae’n ofynnol i athrawon fynychu hyfforddiant cyn iddynt gael mynediad i’r dogfennau/deunyddiau. Mae hyn yn sicrhau bod pawb yn ymwybodol o’r trefniadau er mwyn osgoi unrhyw gamddehongli ac osgoi gwybodaeth yn cael ei thrafod allan o gyd-destun.''
Hoffwn wybod y wybodaeth ganlynol:
1) Beth yw enw'r hyfforddiant dan sylw?
2)Beth yw hyd yr hyfforddiant?
3)Pwy sy'n cynnal yr hyfforddiant?
4)Faint o athrawon Gwynedd sydd wedi derbyn yr hyfforddiant ers Ebrill 2018?
5)Pwy sy'n cyllido'r hyfforddiant?
Gyrrwch gopi o'r deunyddiau hyfforddi dan sylw boed nhw'n bwyntiau pwer neu becynnau PDF ayyb
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