Ysgol Gyfun Penglais: Gwahaniaeth rhwng fersiynau

 

{{dyfyniad|"In 1874 a boys' school was opened in North Parade by Reverend Llewelyn Edwards. After a short while there, it was moved to Bridge Street and a year or so later to Ardwyn, a large house off Llanbadarn Road. As a result of the Intermediate Education Act of 1889 it was decided to set up a county intermediate school in Aberystwyth. When Llewelyn Edwards died in 1896, his school was bought by the County Council and Ardwyn became the town's county school, under its first headmaster, David Samuel. The school was opened on 6 October 1896. At first it took boys only; girls were admitted in 1898. In 1973 Ardwyn and Dinas schools were combined to form Penglais Comprehensive School. When the English-speaking pupils moved to the extended premises on the Waun, Ardwyn became an all-Welsh comprehensive school, Penweddig."}}

 

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