Learning in Gaelic for young people has taken a major step forward with the publication - in Gaelic - of a range of assessment materials for 5 to 14 year-old learners by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA).

Top pipers compete for new Culloden prize

Some of Scotland’s top competitive pipers will meet in Inverness next month (Saturday 14 April) to vie for a new prestigious prize.

The Culloden Cèol Mòr, the newest addition to the competitive piping circuit, marks the anniversary of the Battle of Culloden and the rededication of the battlefield after work to restore it to its original condition.

A blueprint to create a sustainable future for Gaelic in Scotland was unveiled today by Patricia Ferguson.
26 March 2007

CalMac Ferries Limited (CalMac) is the first national transport operator to launch a fully detailed Gaelic Plan which spells out its commitment to the language and ways in which the company will translate that support into meaningful action.

15 March 2007

A new Gaelic language school based in Nova Scotia, the Atlantic Gaelic Academy (AGA), has been established.