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Details of a new book Gaelic in Edinburgh Through the Centuries, challenging the common misconception that Gaelic was ‘never spoken here’, is now available to order. With contributions by Donna MacIver, a teacher at James Gillespie's High School, an OEC Jean Guild Grant awardee. buff.ly/FNTfU0b

New book – Gaelic in Edinburgh Through the Centuries

[Tionndadh Gàidhlig] Our new bilingual book A’ Ghàidhlig ann an Dùn Èideann Tro na Linntean / Gaelic in Edinburgh Through the Centuries is now available. Challenging the common misconception that G…

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Gaelic-medium education in Edinburgh began in the 1980s but Gaelic learners education was introduced way back in 1957, at the former Norton Park Junior Secondary (near Easter Road stadium). The school closed in 1973 and Gaelic provision lapsed. Fascinating account by @threadinburgh.scot

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Andy Arthur💃🏰⚓🦌 Threadinburgh 🧵@threadinburgh.scot · 4w ago

For much of its life Norton Park was a Junior Secondary school. In amongst the sadistic woodwork teachers were pioneers, who introduced Gaelic and Sex Ed to children, and who gathered their songs and games into "The Singing Street"…

The ÈIST speech recognition system is now publicly available. This web app lets anyone submit a video or audio file with Scottish Gaelic speech and receive back a transcript. A hugely useful tool - congratulations to Prof Will Lamb and the rest of the team! huggingface.co/spaces/eist-...

ÈIST Demo - a Hugging Face Space by eist-edinburgh

This web tool lets you upload a video file (or paste a video link) and automatically creates Scottish Gaelic subtitles for it. You can edit the transcript, adjust timing, and then download the fini...

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The SNP manifesto published today includes a commitment to encourage Edinburgh Council to take forward a second Gaelic medium primary school. Bun-sgoil Taobh na Pàirce opened in 2013 and now has 434 pupils. But Glasgow is now opening its 4th primary with almost 800 pupils in total. Tha an t-àm ann!