A week of activities for our pupils incorporating sports, singing, community coffee event, ceilidh.
Early years dance class
Early years dance class.
Thigibh còmhla rinn airson feasgar teaghlaich air leth spòrsail, làn de thachartasan Gàidhlig, mar phàirt de Sheachdain na Gàidhlig 2026!
‘Come and Try’ our family fun afternoon of Gaelic themed activities to celebrate World Gaelic Week 2026! Learn some Gaelic with Gaelic songs and games, crafting activities for all of the family, learn about our local Gaelic place names, listen to live traditional music and we’ll, have some ceilidh dancing too. Come for the whole afternoon or just for a little while. No need to book so just turn up. All welcome!
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
For more info email: feisdandg@gmail.com
This is a big day out in which children will mix across authorities and work in teams doing orienteering, outdoor team building through immersion.
Gaelic version of the animation Yoyo and the little Auk with an RSNO with an introduction and Q&A session with one of their Gaelic musicians and a staff member.
They will talk about the instruments behind the characters and what to listen out for in the story.
This would last about 1 hour
Fàilte gu Cluich is Cànan!
Tayvallich Primary School is excited to welcome you to their World Gaelic Week Celebration ‘Play and Language’. Led by students from the school, this community event will be a chance for the Tayvallich community to learn, play and practice their Gaelic language skills. All welcome to the village hall for games, music, tea, coffee, cakes and poetry!
Sgoil aoibhneach agus cèilidh coimhearsnachd a’ comharrachadh ar cànain tro òrain, geamannan agus
ionnsachadh co-roinnte.
Bringing together Rosneath Primary and Luss Primary 7 pupils
to take part in a Gaelic Circus event with a focus on “Use it or
Lose It”.
Thigibh còmhla rinn san leabharlann airson comharrachadh cultar na Gàidhlig a’ coimhead air òrain thraidiseanta agus beul-aithris.
Join us in the library for a celebration of Gaelic culture exploring traditional songs and folklore.
Fosgail an doras – Step Into Gaelic
Open the door into a day of Gaelic language and culture through dance and song, as we connect with our wonderful friends in Cape Breton!
Fosgail an doras don cànan ’s cùltar Ghàidhlig le dèan dannsa ’s seinn Agus dèan ceangal ri ar deagh charaidean ann an Ceap Bhreatainn
Join Frank McConnell and Jen Wren (plus other special guests), in a fun and social day that celebrates Gaelic as a living culture — best learned by joining in! Prepare for a lively and exciting day of workshops including puirt-a-beul (singing for dancing), Cape Breton step-dancing, stories of Scotland’s dance heritage, and formations of Cape Breton Square Sets.
Our event is free and intergenerational with no experience needed. Workshops are bilingual and welcoming for complete beginners, learners and fluent speakers/movers/singers alike.
Come for the whole day or drop in for the sessions that spark your curiosity.
Refreshments/light vegetarian lunch provided
10.00m Aig an tòiseach – Introduction
10.30m Puirt a Beul – Singing for Dancing
11.30m Srath-spè agus Ruidhlichean – Basic Steps for Step-dancing
12.30f Còmla – Putting the songs together with the dance
13.00f Àm Lòin – Lunch
14.00f Òraid – Talk by Frank McConnell (in English) – Luke 1820 (Sgeulachd fhada mu dhannsa ceum ann an Alba) – a long story about step-dancing in Scotland
15.15f Tì
15.30f Ceithir Càraidean – The steps and formation for Cape Breton Square dance
The day rounds off at 5pm, or … may well continue into an evening of square dancing (tbc!)
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Seachdain na Gàidhlig is facilitated by Hands Up for Trad, Scottish Charity No 035 190.
