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SNP manifesto pledge about new Edinburgh's Gaelic school already set to be broken – John McLellan scotsman.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from scotsman.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Shirley-Anne Somerville has described city council blueprints as “excellent” and says they serve the community “very well”. Her endorsement paves the way for a formal public discussion of the authority’s preferred option, which would see a Gaelic Medium Education (GME) secondary constructed alongside a replacement Liberton High on the latter’s existing site. Current provision at James Gillespie’s High would be gradually discontinued. The proposals are part of a wider vision for GME expansion that includes creating additional dedicated capacity in the primary sector, initially at schools in the west and south-east of the city. However, they have sparked concern among critics who feel that co-locating Gaelic and English language schools may undermine the possibility of a fully immersive GME experience. ....
RUTH Davidson’s narrow victory over the SNP in Edinburgh Central five years ago, which made her the Holyrood Parliament’s own local MSP, was a massive upset. It was a double blow for the SNP, because it provided the symbolic icing on the cake of the Tory surge, and it was also a lost seat in very real terms – there was no SNP seat on the Lothian list to compensate for it. If the SNP candidate, Alison Dickie, had held the constituency as expected, there would have been 64 SNP seats in the Parliament, which would have tied the SNP government with the combined forces of the opposition once the presiding officer was excluded from the calculation. ....