New interactive resource to boost learning about Gaelic
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
A new online learning resource to increase general knowledge of Gaelic is launched today.
Welcomed by Dr Alasdair Allan MSP, Minister for Learning & Skills, The Open University’s Gaelic in modern Scotland resource will meet the growing demand from people interested in Gaelic’s place in the culture and heritage of Scotland and aims to encourage the learning of Gaelic.
Gaelic in modern Scotland is available in both English and Gaelic on the University's OpenLearn website www.open.ac.uk/openlearn/gaelic which provides free access for learners anywhere in the world.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Menter Iaith Lloegr
Take a look at the facebook group Menter Iaith Lloegr. It is there to promote Welsh classes and activities in England. Its enthusiastic and ambitious - well done Johnathon Simcox. The Welsh Government significantly neglect us in England, thats 100,000+ Welsh speakers and several million people of Welsh decent. Funding for Welsh to Adults in England is ZERO, public grant to the London Welsh Centre = Zero. With migration between Wales and England at roughly 50,000 per year in both directions ie half a million per decade - the role of England in the future of the Welsh language is obvious. Yet Welsh is not taught in Englands schools. Peteroc ap Seisyllt
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