Gaelic in Sutherland

Fiona MacLeod writes about the provision -or rather lack of provision- of Gaelic in Sutherland schools, which is key to maintaining interest for the language in the community.

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Children

Rosehall team won the Ceilidh Dancing Competition, Gledfield P7s organised a Scots afternoon, and Bonar Bridge pupils visited Creich Church.

Art

Life Through a lens

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Wildlife & Nature

Garden birds

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What's on

What’s on in the area

A selection of concerts, plays, walks and events to be held soon in and around the Kyle of Sutherland area

Tourism

Fairy Glen core path

This atmospheric and peaceful path across broadleaved trees, ferns, and moss-covered stones was purchased by the Woodland Trust in 2020

Gaelic in Sutherland

Fiona MacLeod writes about the provision -or rather lack of provision- of Gaelic in Sutherland schools, which is key to maintaining interest for the language in the community.

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