'I have had a lot of in the area getting in touch, and keen to learn Gaelic.'
The Calton community is “very excited” about the opening of a Gaelic school in the area, a local councillor has said, as a name for the building was agreed.
Cllr Greg Hepburn, SNP, who represents the Calton ward, said it was “pretty tragic” when the B-listed St James’ Primary closed. Cllr Cecilia O’Lone, Labour, who also represents the ward, said: “It’s absolutely fantastic to get a new school into the area, especially the old St James Primary, which is a very iconic building.The council’s education convener, Cllr Christina Cannon, SNP, said she is “sure folk in the Calton will be more than happy that this building is coming back to life, with a new Gaelic school as well to serve the area”.
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