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Athro and Ysgol, two font families with an open 'a', the type most familiar to children,
and Dysgu, a font which allows teachers to prepare printed sheets with outlined letters for children to practise their handwriting.
Summary of what the different fonts provide
| athro 1 |
open 'a', curved 'y', closed '4', letters
end without exit strokes. |
| athro 2 |
open 'a', curved 'y', closed '4', letters
end with exit strokes. |
| athro 3 |
version of Heledd with an open 'a', straight
'y', closed '4', letters end without exit strokes. |
| ysgol 1 |
open 'a', curved 'y', open '4' as children
draw it, letters end without exit strokes. |
| ysgol 2 |
open 'a', curved 'y', open '4' and cross-shaped
't' with straight foot, letters end without exit strokes. |
| ysgol 3 |
open 'a', curved 'y', open '4', letters
end with exit strokes. |
| ysgol 4 |
open 'a', straight 'y', open '4', '9'
with leg, cross-shaped 't' with straight foot, letters end without
exit strokes. |
| ysgol 5 |
open 'a', straight 'y', open '4', '9'
with straight leg, letters end with exit strokes. |
| dysgu |
A font whose letters are in outline form
with starting dots and arrows for childern to deveop handwriting skills. |
Character shapes for each font
