S4C Saturday

Red and Blue compete to colour a castle, and meet new arrival Purple

A journey to Africa and Asia to meet the gnu and the lizard

Comedy art and singing series, with Aeron Pugh as the character of Bendant joining children's classes from Ysgol Gwenllian

Mae-Mae is queen for the day, though takes the game a little too far. Can Queen Mae-Mae put things right and restore harmony in the Pop Paper City Kingdom?

Awi and the 'Waw' crew notice the fascinating things in the world around us

A series of bedtime stories. Here, Trystan Ellis-Morris reads Plwmp a Poli yn y Pwll Nofio

The Gardener has a good idea and hatches a plan to leave Medwyn the worm on the street as a homeless worm, so that Twm Twrch and Dorti will take care of him

Series about mischievous twins who have secret super powers

Cartoon series about an autistic boy who overcomes situations that challenge him with the help of his imaginary friends

Alys and Jez are busy cooking for lunch, but have lost the keys to open the front door, so the customers can't come in

Liwsi wants to arrange a surprise birthday party for Papa, and puts her uncles in charge of baking a cake

What's happening in Prys a'r Pryfed's world today

Trapped by the Heliwr, Mateo and Zoey must free Sed-blob if they want to save their friends at Castell y Fagddu from getting doom-domed

Tudur, Mari, Hanna and Jack perform comedy sketches, featuring silly characters and plenty of laughter

Heledd Cynwal and Tudur Owen introduce the events at the National Eisteddfod's first day. In addition to the Pavilion competitions, they will be exploring the Maes

Heledd Cynwal, Tudur Owen, and Nia Roberts introduce events of the National Eisteddfod's first day. In addition to the Pavilion competitions, they explore the festival site

Nia Roberts introduces the afternoon's competitions, including the Eisteddfodau Cymru choral competition. Lloyd Lewis and Eleri Sion hear the competitors' stories backstage

News and weather

Walks in the locality of this year's National Eisteddfod, introduced by poet Ceri Wyn Jones, presenters Dot Davies and Mirain Iwerydd, and actor Iwan John

Lauren, Alun, and Carl feature in the best of the competition in Glasgow, including all the excitement from the track cycling at the Glasgow International Arena.

A celebration of the life and work of author and playwright Eigra Lewis Roberts, featuring a special interview filmed with Eigra in 2017

Molly Palmer introduces two songs from Buddug and performances by Tokomololo and Mr Phormula

Gareth the Orangutan visits schools across Wales and questions youngsters about their favourite topics

Cai goes on an adventure to see where the salt that he puts on his chips comes from

Animated children's show following a dog who is bursting with energy, imagination and curiosity

Children's entertainment

A programme in which children visit countries around the world to learn about the history, food, landscape, children and the culture there

Pupils from another school join Ben Dant and Cadi for an exciting adventure