The Scotsman skriver
(
http://www.scotsman.com/news/education/plan-to-teach-gaelic-in-every-scots-primary-school-1-3026548):
EVERY primary school pupil in Scotland should be taught Gaelic,
according to the government agency responsible for developing the
school curriculum and carrying out school inspections.
Education Scotland has said Gaelic should be put at the centre of an
ambitious plan to teach children two foreign languages at primary
school. The Scottish Government is currently considering a new
approach to language learning, which would see pupils introduced to a
second language in P1, and a third no later than P5.
This is known as the 1 + 2 Approach to language learning, meaning
pupils are taught in their mother tongue and two additional languages.
Publishing its Gaelic Education Plan yesterday, Education Scotland
said it was important to recognise the language�s �valuable
contribution to Scotland�s heritage� as well its status as an
official language. The quango said it hoped to see Gaelic at the
�heart� of language learning while also increasing the impact of
Gaelic-medium bilingual education.
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/Thomas