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Gaelic and Scots gained official status in Scotland on November 30, 2025, under a new law protecting their use and teaching.
On November 30, 2025, Gaelic and Scots gained official status in Scotland under the Scottish Languages Act, marking a historic step in preserving the nation’s linguistic heritage.
The law, which took effect on St Andrew’s Day, allows parents to request Gaelic schools, supports qualifications and teaching standards, and enables designated areas of linguistic significance.
It follows unanimous passage in the Scottish Parliament and Royal Assent in August 2025.
The Scottish Government committed £35.7 million in funding for language initiatives.
Census data shows rising speaker numbers, with 130,161 reporting Gaelic skills and 2.4 million reporting Scots skills—both increases since 2011.
El gaélico y el escocés obtuvieron estatus oficial en Escocia el 30 de noviembre de 2025, bajo una nueva ley que protege su uso y enseñanza.