Foghlam Gaidhlig

Bhon a thòisich foghlam tro mheadhan na Gàidhlig ann an Alba, thathar a' tuigsinn gu bheil e air feum mhòr a dhèanamh do stàid na cànain. Tha buannachdan ann cuideachd don chloinn agus sheall rannsachadh gum biodh clann a' dèanamh na b' fheàrr anns gach cuspair a chionn 's GME. Faigh a-mach tuilleadh an seo

Bunsgoil: Tha foghlam tro mheadhan na Gàidhlig aig ìre bhunsgoil ri fhaighinn ann sia àiteachan air feadh na sgìre:
Bunsgoil Naomh Chaluim Chille, An t-Òban
Bunsgoil Sandbank, Dun Omhainn
Bunsgoil an t-Sàilein, Muile
Bunsgoil Thiriodh
Bunsgoil Bhogha Mòr, Ìle
Bunsgoil Srath na h-Apainn

Leig fios do:

Àrdsgoil: Ged nach eil gach àrdsgoil a' tairgse na Gàidhlig, tha i ga teagaisg mar chuspair. Tha e cudthromach gum bi cothroman aig gach sgoilear Gàidhlig a bhruidhinn ach chan eil gu leòr tidsearan rim faighinn fhathast. Bidh buidhnean-leasachaidh leithid Comunn na Gàidhlig agus Fèisean nan Gàidhleal a' cur thachartasan mar tursan-sgoile air dòigh airson cothroman-labhairt a chruthachadh. Leig fios do Rosemary Ward air an àireamh gu h-àrd airson tuilleadh-fiosrachaidh.

Gaelic Education

Since Gaelic Medium Education (GME) started, it is understood that it has been very beneficial to the language. There are also many educational advantages and research has shown that pupils tend to achieve better results in every subject as a result of GME. Find out more here

Primary Education: Education through the medium of Gaelic is available at six locations throughout the area.
St Columbas' Primary, Oban
Sandbank Primary, Dunoon
Salen, Isle of Mull
Tiree Primary School
Bowmore Primary, Isle of Islay
Strath of Appin Primary

Contact:

Secondary Education: Not every secondary school offers Gaelic although some offer the language as a subject. It is fundamentally important that each pupil has the opportunity to speak the language but unfortunately there are not enough teachers available yet. Development organisations such as Comunn na Gàidhlig and Fèisean nan Gàidheal organise events such as school trips to create opportunities to use Gaelic. Contact Rosemary Ward at the detail above for further information.