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Scruth and Ionad Gaeilge officially opens at Rosses Community School – Pic Special

written by Stephen Maguire November 4, 2019
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There is delight in west Donegal today (Mon) as the Scruth and Ionad Gaeilge at Rosses Community School officially opened. 

Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh TD officially opened Scruth and Ionad Gaeilge at the community school in Dungloe.

 “Rosses Community School and principal John Gorman are doing great work to promote our language among the next generation,” Minister McHugh said.

“The school set some goals and is surpassing them thanks to a positive approach.”

Rosses Community School Will now have a “Cearnóg” where students can gather to speak Irish, regardless of their ability and without any prospect of criticism.

 Minister McHugh said: “The idea of the Cearnóg fits in with the school’s ethos of inclusion.

“Baineann cuid dár ndúshlán leis an teanga a dhéanamh ábhartha agus má fheiceann daoine óga gur féidir leo í a úsáid gan eagla a bheith orthu botún a dhéanamh agus í a úsáid níos mó ‘s níos mó le spraoi a bheith acu ansin déanfaidh sé difríocht.

 “There’s a responsibility on all of us to support efforts like this in the Rosses and I think huge credit should go to the teachers and staff and the students.

 “Tá dualgas orainn uilig tacú le hiarrachtaí mar seo sna Rossa agus measaim gur chóir creidiúint ollmhór a thabhairt do na múinteoirí, don fhoireann agus do na mic léinn.

“The number of children taking Higher level Irish is growing in the school and that surely is a testament to the quality of leadership and teaching.”

The Minister added: “Rosses Community School and John should also be praised for putting itself out there to promote special education,” the Minister said.

“The school was earlier this year approved for three classes for special education which will mean a 650m2 extension. The work will also include new furniture and equipment, a toilet/shower block for assisted users, a practical activity room, a multi-sensory room, an office, staff toilets and a store room.

“Outside there will be a sensory garden, a secure hard and soft play area and new car parking.”

“Nuacht ar dóigh inniu dó Phobalscoil na Rosann ar an Chlochán Liath. Tá mé ag súil go mór leis an tógra seo a fheiceáil ag dul chun cinn.”

Scruth and Ionad Gaeilge officially opens at Rosses Community School – Pic Special was last modified: November 4th, 2019 by Stephen Maguire
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Stephen Maguire

Stephen Maguire is the co-founder of Donegal Daily. He has worked as a reporter for almost 30 years starting locally with the Donegal Peoples Press before moving to the Mirror Group. He continues to contribute daily to national media outlets including the Irish Times, RTE, the Irish Independent, Irish Sun, Irish Mirror, Irish Star, the Daily Mail and the Examiner.

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