East Lothian's first Gaelic Language Plan pledges to promote language's use in schools
A GAELIC Language Plan has been published for the first time by East Lothian Council, with a pledge to promote the languages use in schools. Despite the most recent census finding that only 0.4 per cent of residents in East Lothian speak Gaelic – well below the 1.1 per cent national average – the council has produced a plan outlining how it will support the language locally. Among its key aims, the new plan commits the council to “include aspects of Gaelic language and culture to p...
Source: eastlothiancourier.com