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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Welsh medium education"”.

  1. Welsh medium education in south east Wales, 1949-1962 : a critical analysis of development

    Concern for the maintenance of the Welsh language has increased since the middle years of the twentieth century and the demand for educational provision is a reflection of this. The use of education as a means to promote the status of a minority language in a bilingual community is a social …

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  2. Ble mae’r Gymraeg? Where’s the Welsh? An investigation into the language of social interactions of secondary school students in a Welsh-medium secondary school.

    … increase in the number of pupils from non-Welsh-speaking homes attending bilingual and Welsh-medium schools in Wales, the adoption of the language for social use amongst such pupils in anglicised regions of the country has been a matter of concern. This has led some to maintain that, for …

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  3. The influence of religion on the survival of the Welsh language 1801-2011 : a tale of two centuries.

    The Welsh language is derived from what has been termed “Common Celtic”, itself a derivative from an Indio-European root. In the outer regions of the Roman Empire, two branches of Celtic emerged – Brittonic (P Celtic), spoken throughout most of Britain including lowland Scotland, and Goidelic (Q …

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