Scottish Heritage refers to the culture, traditions, history, and identity of Scotland and its people. It encompasses a wide range of elements, including language, music, dance, art, folklore, and historical landmarks. The term signifies the preservation and celebration of Scotland’s distinct cultural practices and national identity, which have developed over centuries.
Scottish Heritage also includes iconic symbols such as tartan patterns, bagpipes, and the Gaelic language, as well as historical events and figures that have shaped Scotland’s past. This heritage is often passed down through generations and is celebrated in various events, festivals, and educational activities. It plays a significant role in fostering a sense of community and belonging among Scots, both within Scotland and in the diaspora around the world.
In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in Scottish Heritage, with efforts to revitalize the Gaelic language and support traditional arts and crafts, ensuring that Scotland’s rich cultural legacy continues to thrive in the modern age.
Isobel Mair School students won a national design competition with their mini-garden projects, 'Games and Snacks' and 'A Popular Culture Garden for the Senses.' The competition focused on the theme…