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Tha foghlam tric ga ainmeachadh mar rud chudromach a thaobh a bhith leasachadh na G脿idhlig. Ach, cha cheumnaich am-bliadhna bhon oilthigh ach aon duine airson cuspair seach G脿idhlig a theagasg tro mheadhan na G脿idhlig aig 矛re 脿rd-sgoil ann an Alba. Tha an suidheachadh anns na h-脿rd-sgoiltean a' cuir dragh air cuid de e貌laichean nach eil an 矛re de dh'fhoghlam sa Gh脿idhlig a tha clann a' faighinn sa bhun-sgoil a' leantainn nuair a ghluaiseas iad gu 脿rd-sgoil. Tha Darren Linc a' faighneachd carson a tha sin, is d猫 tha e a' ciallachadh dhan ch脿nan?


Gaelic Medium Education

Education is often named as a key component in the development of the Gaelic language. However, only one student is due to graduate from university this year who will teach a subject other than Gaelic though the medium of Gaelic at secondary level in Scotland. The situation in secondary schools worries some experts, who say that the standard and extent of Gaelic medium education given to children in primary schools does not continue when they move to secondary. Darren Laing asks why this is, and what it means for Gaelic?

Bidh t貌rr dhaoine airson p貌sadh thall thairis, ann an 脿ite bl脿th 's bre脿gha mar C矛opras, ach airson cuid chan eil m貌ran roghainn aca. Anns na beagan bhliadhnaichean a dh'fhalbh tha barrachd 's barrachd dhaoine 脿 d霉thchannan an leithid Israel 's Lebanon air p貌sadh ann, leis nach eil seirbheisean s矛obhalta rim faotainn anns na d霉thchannan aca fh猫in. Tha na laghan seo air connspaid adhbharachadh 's bidh moladh a' dol mu choinneamh an Riaghaltas Israelach a dh'aithghearr gus iarraidh orra beachdachadh air cead a' thoirt do ph貌saidhean s矛obhalta.

Marriages in Cyprus

Many people choose to marry abroad, in warm and picturesque locations such as Cyprus. Others, however, don't have much choice. In the past few years there has been a rise in the number of people from countries such as Israel and Lebanon who choose to marry there, as civil ceremonies are not available in their own countries. These laws have proved controversial and a proposal to amend the current legislation to permit civil ceremonies is due to go before the Israeli Government.