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Mynd i’r traeth gyda’ch dosbarth, teulu neu glwb ieuenctid? Mae gan y pecyn hwn bopeth sydd ei angen arnoch ar gyfer eich Ysgol Eigion eich hun. O werthfawrogi'r golygfeydd a’r synau, i gasglu a dadansoddi llygredd y môr, i droi popeth rydych wedi ei ddysgu yn weithredoedd mawr, dewr sy’n diogelu’r môr.

Ever lifted up a stone and seen a tiny crab scurry away? Or dug a hole in the sand and had a sand hopper spring into your lap? All sorts of creatures and critters live in habitats on the beach. And the more we know about them, the more we can do to keep them safe.

In this rockpool ramble, you're going to explore the rockpools on the beach, see who lives there, and figure out how their homes might be affected by rubbish and pollution.

Look at the person on your left. Now at the person on your right. One of these people will try to eat you. But who? In these activities, you’re going to play the parts of different marine animals, and see who can eat their way to the top of the food chain.

Not near the sea? Dive into our 360 Digital Experience that will bring the sea, to you. From learning about ocean pollution to exploring real-life rockpools, the Ocean School Digital Experience will help you feel connected to the coast, no matter where you are.

If the ocean could speak, what would it say? Using everything you’ve learnt, seen, found and felt, you’re going to do something big and brave to make a noise for the ocean. What will you do?

Heading to the beach with your class, family or youth group? This pack has everything you need for your own Ocean School. From taking in the sights and sounds, to collecting and analysing ocean pollution, to turning everything you’ve learnt into big, brave ocean protection actions.

You’ve become more connected to the ocean. You’ve explored and investigated important marine issues. You know how to help protect our coastal environments. And now you can get the certificate to prove it.

Find out how much you know about the ocean before you begin. This activity can be done in the days leading up to Ocean School, or first thing in the morning.