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Last Updated: Tuesday, 23 January 2007, 00:02 GMT
Parent body visits Gaelic school
Iain MacIlleChiar and Janet MacLeod
Iain MacIlleChiar and Janet MacLeod inside the school
The site of the Highlands' new Gaelic School - Bunsgoil Ghaidhlig Inbhir Nis - has been inspected by its interim parent council and head teacher.

The school is being built near Inverness's Royal Academy and Highland Council said it is due to open to pupils in August.

Iain MacIlleChiar said the school would help to boost Gaelic learning.

The �4m project is being funded under a Public Private Partnership programme. Janet MacLeod will be head teacher.




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