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Sgoiltean Gàidhlig cruinn còmhla ann an Dùn Èideann26mh Giblean 2007 Tha mu thimcheall 250 neach-cloinne bho air feadh Alba a’ tighinn do phrìomh bhaile na dùthcha an t-seachdain seo a fhrithealadh an ceathramh seachdain Ghàidhlig airson sgoiltean a tha air a chur air dòigh le Comunn na Gàidhlig ann an co-bhonn le Comann nam Pàrant. Am-bliadhna tha an tachartas a’ gabhail a-steach tursan aig An Lios Luibheach Rìoghail, Pàirc an Roid, Caisteal Dhùn Èideann agus Our Dynamic Earth. Bidh sgoilearan à àiteachan cho fad air falbh ri Leòdhas, na Hearadh, Loch Abar agus Muile a’ faighinn buannachd às an sgeama ùr-ghnàthaichte seo a tha a’ toirt Gàidhlig a-mach às a’ chlas le na diofar shuidheachaidhean ùra seo. A rèir Magaidh Wentworth, Oifigear Phàrant aig Comunn na Gàidhlig: “Tha cuairtean foghlaim uabhasach cudromach ann a bhith a’ leasachadh a’ chànain agus am faireachdainn a tha aig a’ chlann a thaobh na Gàidhlig agus tha seo na chothrom dhaibh a bhith ag ionnsachadh tro chur-seachadan neo-àbhaisteach a tha tlachdmhor agus a tha air falbh bhon sgoil.” Thuirt Rosemary Nic a’ Bhàird a tha na Stiùiriche Foghlaim aig Bòrd na Gàidhlig: “Tha an tachartas bhliadhnail seo a’ toirt fìor dheagh chothruim do chloinn ann am Foghlam tro Mheadhan na Gàidhlig bho air feadh Alba tighinn còmhla sa bhaile mhòr agus tlachd fhaighinn às an turas foghlam gu Dùn Èideann. Aig a’ cheart àm tha iad a’ cur eòlas air càch a chèile agus a’ dèanamh caraidean ùra agus a’ cur a’ chànain gu feum ann an suidheachadh is àrainneachd dòigheil.” Magaidh Wentworth
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Gaelic schools week in Edinburgh26th April 2007 Around 250 Gaelic-speaking children from around Scotland are in the capital this week for the fourth annual Gaelic Schools Week, organised by Comunn na Gàidhlig and Comann nam Pàrant. This year’s event has activities at the Royal Botanic gardens, Holyrood Park, Edinburgh Castle and Our Dynamic Earth. Pupils from as far afield as Lewis, Harris, Lochaber and Mull are enjoying the opportunity to use Gaelic outwith the classroom in a wide range of different situations. Magaidh Wentworth, Parental Officer at Comunn na Gàidhlig, explained: “Educational visits are so important for children’s development and perception of the language and this event provides an opportunity to learn through enjoying a number of more unusual activities through the medium of Gaelic.” Rosemary Ward, Education Manager at Bòrd na Gàidhlig which is funding the project, added: “This annual event provides an ideal opportunity for Gaelic-medium pupils from across Scotland to come together in a city environment and enjoy the educational benefits that Edinburgh has to offer, while also forming new friendships and using their language in a social setting.”
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