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Gaelic Language Plan

Plan or strategy | 3 April 2025

As the public body responsible for coordinating activity within the UK’s largest national park, we are committed to ensure that the unique cultural and linguistic value of Gaelic to the Cairngorms National Park is fully recognised and celebrated. This third edition of the Park Authority’s Gaelic Language Plan, covering the period 2024-28, sets out how we intend to achieve this and how activity in this area aligns with our five-year National Park Partnership Plan.

This document contains the Gaelic Language Plan for 2025-2029 by the Cairngorms National Park Authority. The plan, which was prepared under the Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005 and approved by Bòrd na Gàidhlig, outlines how the Park Authority aims to support and promote the Gaelic language within the Cairngorms National Park, recognizing its cultural and historical significance. The plan details strategic priorities, including increasing the use and learning of Gaelic, and promoting a positive image of the language. It also links to the national performance framework and local and regional frameworks, with specific actions for the Park Authority and its partners. The document also covers publication, resourcing, and monitoring of the plan, as well as embedding it within the Park Authority's operations.
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