The Irish language sector has seen a surge in growth over the last 30 years with now over 37,000 children within the sector.
Is é cuspóir foriomlán Iontaobhas na Gaelscolaíochta bun airgeadais a sholáthar, tríd an rialtas agus trí dhaonchairde, d?fhorbairt agus do thacaíocht Chiste Iontaobhais don Oideachas trí mheán na Gaeilge.
Gaelscolaíocht, cuisle na hathbheochana
Irish-Medium Education, the heartbeat of the revival
The overall aim of Iontaobhas na Gaelscolaíochta is to provide a financial foundation through the government and philanthropists for the development and support of the Trust Fund for Irish-Medium Education.
Gaelscolaíocht, cuisle na hathbheochana
Irish-Medium Education, the heartbeat of the revival.
This magazine has been put together to give the reader a brief taste of the continuous development of Irish Medium Education in the North over this past year or so. It offers a snapshot of the language as it is today, a central part of the educational experience of in excess of 6,000 pupils; where children, teaching staff and parents engage with each other in Irish on a daily basis. The development of a flourishing bilingual educational sector is something that the state should celebrate and encourage as adding value to its educational output.
This magazine has been put together to give the reader a brief taste of the continuous development of Irish Medium Education in the North over this past year or so. It offers a snapshot of the language as it is today, a central part of the educational experience of in excess of 6,000 pupils; where children, teaching staff and parents engage with each other in Irish on a daily basis. The development of a flourishing bilingual educational sector is something that the state should celebrate and encourage as adding value to its educational output.
This magazine has been put together to give the reader a brief taste of the continuous development of Irish Medium Education in the North over this past year or so. It offers a snapshot of the language as it is today, a central part of the educational experience of in excess of 6,000 pupils; where children, teaching staff and parents engage with each other in Irish on a daily basis. The development of a flourishing bilingual educational sector is something that the state should celebrate and encourage as adding value to its educational output.
This magazine has been put together to give the reader a brief taste of the continuous development of Irish Medium Education in the North over this past year or so. It offers a snapshot of the language as it is today, a central part of the educational experience of in excess of 6,000 pupils; where children, teaching staff and parents engage with each other in Irish on a daily basis. The development of a flourishing bilingual educational sector is something that the state should celebrate and encourage as adding value to its educational output.
