Programmes for younger viewers.
Nia from Ribidirês reads about William who thinks that a big bear lives in the cupboard under the stairs.
Douglas the little duck is late for school every morning and while Ernie torments him, Mrs Winger is worried he's unhappy. Owen the owl is in bed with a heavy cold and after Douglas visits him with Hana and the gang, he admits that his own mother is also ill in bed with flu and he has been taking care of her.
The Little Princess learns why she shouldn't play football indoors.
Twm Tisian goes fishing, but all he manages to catch is an old wellington boot and an umbrella.
More adventures with the little red tractor.
Programmes for younger viewers.
Prys is helping out at the local primary school, where a great mystery unfolds regarding the school's hamster. Prys and the children set about finding him.
It's a hot day but Trevor refuses to accept that his old bus is not up to climbing up Pontypandy Mountain. When the engine overheats and Trevor opens the bonnet, it causes a fire.
Fun for pre school children with Cled and friends as they discover the wonderful world around them.
More adventures with Ari, the little jet engine, and his friends in Tretarri.
The adventures of Pingu the penguin.
Poor Wibli - he is the proud owner of a new bubble set, but everyone can blow perfect bubbles except him! He either blows too hard or blows too softly. Even Porchell and the breeze itself can blow perfect bubbles. What other types of bubble can they blow? Square bubbles, long bubbles and shiny bubbles. Will Wibli learn to blow the perfect bubble before the day is done?
While playing hide and seek, Igi finds something very valuable.
The yearly Rodeo is being organised by the Warden but some Orca whales stop the fun.
A series to introduce food and cookery to pre-school children. In this programme Twts and Martyn cook some healthy chicken nuggets.
The adventures of Thomas the Tank Engine and friends.
Join Lowri and her friends on the Party Bus for a fun filled journey of painting, playing games, singing and dancing.
With a lot of help from Malan, Mrs Mawr makes costumes for everyone to wear to the fancy dress party to be held at the school, while the Twt family next door visit the local shop to hire costumes. But who will win the best fancy dress competition?
A series full of movement and energy to encourage young children to keep fit. In this programme "Heini" has fun playing golf and tennis.
Mr Plod knocks some of Big Ears' 'Go Faster' dust on his trousers and zooms off round Toytown. He just can't stop running!
Animated series about animals, narrated by Caryl Parry Jones.
Jac Do can't resist playing with Sali Mali's harp even though he knows he shouldn't.
Today's story is based on the traditional Australian legend The Baby Buniyp. In today's story the Baby Buniyp goes on an exciting journey.
More adventures with Bob and his friends.
Today, the Imaginers dance to a Chinese beat as a colourful dragon comes to town.
Join Cadi and her friends on a magical adventure in this animated series for pre-school children.
Come and meet Melog the bear, Shibwns the little mouse and the bees, Lili-bet, Bwmbwth and Colyn, all in the honey pot!
Programmes for younger viewers.
The Little Princess loves playing in the rain.
It's time to celebrate the harvest with a party.
Jack is busy painting today. Where will he get his inspiration?
Now, Nia and the animals welcome you aboard the ark for fun and games!
We celebrate St Patrick's Day in the company of Irish people who now live in Wales. Former international rugby player Dr Gwyn Jones will be our studio guest and Rhodri will be at the unveiling of a memorial plaque for the legendary rugby player Dr Terry Morgan from Aberdare.
This week's programme visits Brittany where Aled Samuel will be learning more about stained glass on a course in Cleguerec; Alex Jone improves her French on a 'fireside French' weekend course, and they both take to the road in a Citroen 2CV and follow a Breton food trail.
Pure gold from the archives! A chance to enjoy one of S4C's most popular quiz shows ever. Quizmaster Kevin Davies welcomes 16 competitors to the studio. With one selected as the 'banker', the rest ask a series of questions in rhyme in an attempt to win the Jacpot prize which is hidden behind one of the question cards. There's plenty of banter, stumbling over words, and tension, as one by one the prizes are revealed.
Today Huw Rees shares some spring fashion advice and we'll discuss Glaucoma and the new screening service that has been established recently.
Programmes for younger viewers.
Series following the adventures of Sabrina, a half-witch who has to look after Portia, a young witch from the 'other side', who's been sent to earth by her aunt, Enchantra, to learn how to fit in with the planet's ordinary teenagers.
Halfway through the competition and Josh seems to be on his way to winning the coveted prize of a year of riding lessons. The riders have learnt how to groom, mount, walk and trot their horses and today, they move on to cantering.
News for young people.
Mel and Pob get on their bikes in Caernarfon with local children and mountain biker Emyr Davies. The crew will be collecting old bike parts and with a little imagination and a little elbow-grease, they'll put all the pieces together to create one new fantastic bicycle!
An interactive series for youngsters featuring the latest interesting facts and information and plenty of madcap mischief!
Who's the familiar face that arrives in Cwm FM's party? Is Kevin becoming fed up of all the wedding arrangements? Cai succeeds in creating more tension between Izzy and Jinx.
Kelvin is still keen to drive Alwyn's rally car. Wyn is eager to be included in Dani's birthday plans. Is Sara becoming suspicious of Barry?
News headlines and weather.
Today we announce who has won the Welsh Curry House of the Year award for 2010. Also Meinir investigates the link between a well known breakfast cereal and a Welsh harpist.
Live Magners League Rugby as the Scarlets travel to Irelend to take on Munster. Kick off 7:35pm.
In this week's programme, Nia Roberts and Rhun ap Iorwerth find out why collecting old letters can be so fascinating and take a look at the craft of stitching quilts. They'll also be talking to Arfon Gwilym about the renaissance in Welsh folk music and they'll go behind-the-scenes at Brynamman Workmen's Hall.
Second half of the drama by Delyth Jones. Cwcw is the story of Jane Jones (Eiry Thomas), a jobbing writer in Cardiff who writes episodes for the soap opera 'Family Doctor' starring the 'heroic' Dr Gareth. Approaching forty, Jane is trapped in a weird, incompatible marriage to actor Sam Llywelyn, who plays the on-screen 'heroic' Dr Gareth. Can Jane ever escape from the unbearable situation?
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