Take a look below at some of the pictures from the festival on Monday.
Ysgol Pontrobert's brass band performed 'Peldroed' ('Football' in English) on the red pavilion. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Rosie May Benbow, Ysgol Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, playing 'Sound the Trumpets' on the harp. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
The folk dancers of Ysgol Llanfyllin. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Ysgol Llanbrynmair's unison party won third place. Pictured are Ioan Jones, Ffion Jones, Aron Wyn Davies and Elsi Jones. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
West End actor and Dolanog farmer Steffan Harri had the honour of meeting Mistar Urdd. The former Llanfair Caereinion Primary School and Caereinion High School pupil said it was a tremendous privilege to be President of Day on Monday. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Jac Efan Jones, Ysgol Pontrobert, told S4C presenter Mari Lovgreen that winning the Cerdd Dant solo - singing poetry to harp accompaniment - was special. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Siwan Mair Jones, Ysgol Pontrobert, reciting 'P'un ddaeth gynta' ('Which came first' in English) on stage. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Ysgol Penygloddfa, Newtown with their first-prize winning performance of the Rocky theme song. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Ani Llwyd Jones, Ysgol Pontrobert, won first place out of 19 competitors in the solo competition. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
A top performance by pianist Mared Eurwen Jones, Ysgol Glantwymyn. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Chair of the Local Urdd Executive Committee of the Urdd Eisteddfod Maldwyn 2024 Bedwyr Fychan is looked on by the Welsh Government Economy and Welsh language Minister Jeremy Miles. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Ysgol Cwm Banwy's Iwan Vaughan, 7, Arthur Meredydd ap Arwyn, 8, and Vinnie Williams, 8, took part in the folk dancing. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
A proud parent capturing the first place winning Ysgol Penygloddfa band on stage. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Elsi Hughes, Ysgol Dyffryn Trannon, Trefeglwys, won third place after reciting 'Esgidiau newydd' (New shoes). (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
The crowds were being kept entertained by Dilwyn while waiting for the all-important results. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
S4C weather presenter Alex Humphreys taking a selfie with Mistar Urdd. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Ysgol Cwm Banwy, Llangadfan won second place in the unison party at the Urdd Eisteddfod. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Ysgol Pontrobert band performing in the red pavilion on Monday. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Elsi Jones, Ysgol Llanbrynmair, played 'Barcarolle' in front of adjudicator and internationally-renowned harpist from Meifod, Ieuan Jones. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
Ysgol Penygloddfa, Newtown in the orchestra/band competition at the Urdd Eisteddfod on Monday. (Image: Phil Blagg/County Times)
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