- The Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act of 2005 aims to secure the status of the Gaelic language as a national language Scotland commanding equal respect to the English language.
- Ongoing language shift and low levels of intergenerational transmission meant that the education system, and in particular Gaelic Medium Education, has been identified as the best way of achieving a sustainable future for the Gaelic language.
- Gaelic Medium Education has been identified in the National Plan for Gaelic 2018 – 2023 as one of the ways of increasing the number of individuals who can speak, understand, read and write Gaelic and use the language with confidence.
- Education Scotland have developed National Advice on Gaelic Education to be used in conjunction with CfE guidance.
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