Braint hefyd oedd cael gweld y gwelliannau gwych sydd wedi’u gwneud yn Ysgol Uwchradd Bubutu trwy ymdrechion staff a disgyblion Ysgol Uwchradd Pontypridd.  Agorais ystafell gysgu i ferched, sydd wedi’i hariannu gan fusnesau o Gymru a fydd yn helpu i amddiffyn y merched rhag ymosodiadau a sicrhau bod mwy ohonynt yn gallu cwblhau eu haddysg.  Tra bûm yno gwelais wasanaeth ambiwlans beiciau modur, a sefydlwyd gan Barafeddygon o Gymru ac sy’n helpu menywod beichiog i fynd i’r ysbyty – gan leihau marwolaeth ymhlith mamau i raddau helaeth.  Roedd gweithdy offer peiriannau PONT – a roddwyd gan TATA Steel yn Ne Cymru – yn brysur wrth ei waith. Mae’r gweithdy  - sy’n cael ei gefnogi gan staff a hyfforddwyd gan wirfoddolwyr o Gymru gyda grant bach arall gan Lywodraeth Cymru – yn gwneud gwelyau cludo ar olwynion i’r gwasanaeth ambiwlans. Mawr yw’r galw am y  gwelyau cludo hyn a gafodd eu dylunio gan fyfyriwr o Gymru.
I was also privileged to see the fantastic improvements made to Bubutu High School through the efforts of staff and pupils from Pontypridd High School.  I opened a girl’s dormitory, funded by donations from Welsh businesses which will help protect the girls from assault and ensure that more of them are able to finish their education.  Whilst there I was shown a motorcycle ambulance service, set up by Welsh paramedics which helps pregnant women to get to hospital – and in doing so, greatly reduce maternal mortality.  The PONT machine tool workshop – donated by TATA steel in South Wales with staff trained by volunteers from Wales with another small grant from the Welsh Government – was making much needed wheeled stretchers for the ambulance service, designed by a student from Wales.