
TUCKED away in the back of the Eisteddfod programme is a whole page of small print. The competition rules which have to be strictly adhered to. They range from the prompt start of preliminary competitions to the ultimate sanction, the calling of a special contingency committee, to adjudicate on any unforeseen circumstances.

One of the joys of the Urdd Eisteddfod, and the National Eisteddfod as well, is that being a travelling festival you get to visit a different area every year.
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It was the summer of '68 and somehow I persuaded my parents a week at the Urdd centre in Llangrannog would be a good thing.
A nice break for me and for them. Several of my friends were going and I didn't want to be left out I argued. And, I pointed out, it didn't cost a lot - about £8 I think and a bit extra for the bus.
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“Can we fix it?” asked Bob the Builder.
And in true pantomime fashion dozens of screaming youngsters wearing yellow had hats responded with the traditional "Yes we can!!!"
Continue reading "Bob the builder and other friends" »
A success before its begun. That't the bold claim about the 2007 Urdd Eisteddfod by chaired bard Tudor Dylan Jones.
Continue reading "Already a success" »
Wellingtons, sun hat and a woolly jumper. All safely packed in the suitcase ready for the Eisteddfod.
Continue reading "Getting Ready" »
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Join Daily Post reporter Eryl Crump as he reports from the Urdd Eisteddfod in Conwy.