
Information Session – GME in Fife
Bòrd na Gàidhlig warmly invites parents and carers to an on-line meeting on Gaelic-medium Education. Come along and find out more about Gaelic-medium and how it can be set up in Fife. Jim Whannel, Director of Gaelic Education, at Bòrd na Gàidhlig, will deliver a short presentation on the benefits of Gaelic-medium and answer any […]
01/12/2022
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Historical Environment Scotland: Responsible Tourism Framework
Bòrd na Gàidhlig welcomes the opportunity to respond to this consultation on Responsible Tourism Framework. Some of the points raised include: Gaelic is a national language. Increasing its use at HES’s sites will ensure that they are fully – as per the Framework – “providing visitor attractions that represent Scotland’s identity” and “tell Scotland’s story”. […]
16/11/2022
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National Parks Commission – Stakeholder Consultation
Bòrd na Gàidhlig welcomes the opportunity to respond to this consultation by the National Parks Commission. Some of the points raised include: The growth in Gaelic learner numbers and in Gaelic-related tourism represents a tremendous opportunity for new and existing National Parks. Attracting people who use or are interested in Gaelic will produce a more […]
16/11/2022
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