Young performers from across Brecknock celebrated success at the Brecknock County Eisteddfod, held at Gwernyfed High School.

The event showcased talent across a range of competitions, with several competitors selected to represent the county at the next stage in Wales.

In the under-14 Welsh reading competition, Thomas, Lowri and Anest were the winners and will go on to represent Brecknock. The trio also competed in the English Speaking Competition, finishing fifth.

Sennybridge entered a young team in the Just a Minute competition, judged by Gareth Davies, and finished third. Lowri, Thomas, Anest and Olivia stepped in at the last minute to compete, delivering an entertaining performance which provided plenty of laughs.

Evie, competing as a guest for Pontfaen, and Lowri were selected for the team to represent the county in Wales.

Further successes came across the Eisteddfod's performance sections, with Sophie, Teleri, Anest, Ffion, Nia and Morley selected to represent Brecknock in categories including solo singing, alaw werin, news bulletin and vocal ensemble.

Libby finished second in the Welsh Learners recitation, while Evie also took second place in the piano solo.

The club enjoyed success in the homework competitions, too. Evie won both the poem and blog sections, while Ffion won the sentence competition. Both will represent the county, alongside Siobhan, whose craft item also earned her a place.

There were further awards for the club, with Anest winning the trophy for the best literary item in Welsh and her sister Sophie taking the award for the best musical item.

The day ended on a high as the club won the overall points competition, capping a successful Eisteddfod for its young competitors.

The Wales Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs is a voluntary youth organisation that operates bilingually across rural Wales, with clubs offering young people opportunities to develop new skills and build confidence.