The Bunscoill now has it's own Twitter account which we hope will help showcase the great work of the school to a wider audience both in the Island and internationally. The account is updated daily, during school time, so it's a good way to get a feel of what is happening in our Gaelic world. You c…
Jeant dy mie dagh ooilley pheiagh ren cloie son y Vunscoill Jeheiney. Va shiu ooilley yindyssagh. Year 2-4 girls represented the school in a football competition at the Bowl on Friday, 23rd. Some great team performances saw them achieve victories over Kewaigue 2-0; Victoria Road 5-0 and Marown 3-0.…
Shoh turrys beg mygeayrt y scoill jeant ayns Possan Fillym liorish Catherine as Cristl Crig er shoh dy yeeaghyn er Click here to see a short film of the school from Possan Fillym
How a Gaelic education brings bilingual benefits Being educated in Gaelic – even if you don’t speak it outside school – delivers the benefits of bilingualism, study shows Intersting artilcle in the TES on the benefits of an education through Scottish Gaelic. The full article is available here but w…
We worked very hard on Thursday to make a success of our first Brastyl Sniaul family event . We worked out that we would have to make an incredible 16 litres of soup to feed all of the people coming to the Ceilidh, so on Thursday morning we rolled up our sleeves and started chopping. We had to deal…
In Brastyl Sniaul we have been listening to some interesting talks over the last two weeks. There were many different subjects, from computer games to livestock. The children listened respectfully and made notes on each subject. It was very interesting discussing what 'stuck' with the children and…
This term Brastyl Sniaul and Brastyl Barrule have been working on their journalism skills. One group has been creating and editing sound recordings for Radio Vunscoill, another group has been devising and filming audio visual content. Another group have created a school newspaper,'Y Rollage' which…
