Ein ffocws o hyd yw cynyddu dysgu i'r eithaf a lleihau ar unrhyw darfu. Rydw i am ailadrodd wrth ddysgwyr, ysgolion a cholegau y bydd arholiadau ac asesiadau eleni yn mynd yn eu blaen, oni bai bod sefyllfa iechyd y cyhoedd yn ei gwneud yn amhosibl iddynt gael eu cynnal - rhywbeth nad ydym yn ei ragweld. Mae addasiadau i gynnwys arholiadau wedi’u rhoi ar waith i gydnabod yr aflonyddwch a wynebwyd dros y ddwy flynedd ddiwethaf, fel bod asesiadau mor deg â phosibl, ac a fydd yn galluogi athrawon i ganolbwyntio eu hamser ar y meysydd dysgu allweddol. Gan weithio ar y cyd â Cymwysterau Cymru, rydym yn gweithio gyda cholegau i sicrhau bod dysgwyr sy'n dilyn cymwysterau galwedigaethol hefyd yn gallu cael mynediad at addasiadau priodol eleni. Rwy’n annog pob dysgwr ym mlynyddoedd arholiadau i siarad â’u hysgolion a’u colegau am ba gymorth a hyblygrwydd ychwanegol a allai fod ar gael eleni, i’w helpu i symud yn eu blaen yn hyderus.
Our focus remains to maximise learning and minimise disruption. I wish to reiterate to learners, schools and colleges that exams and assessments this year will go ahead, unless the public health situation makes it impossible for them to physically run – which we do not envisage. The intention to adjust grade boundaries to reflect disruption has already been set out.  Adaptations to exam content have been put in place as well as prior notification of areas of examination. , so that assessments are as fair as possible, and which will enable teachers to focus their time on the key areas for learning. Working collaboratively with Qualifications Wales, we are working with colleges to ensure learners undertaking vocational qualifications are also able to access appropriate adaptations this year. I encourage all learners in exam years to talk to their schools and colleges about what additional support and flexibility might be available this year, to help them progress with confidence.