CLASSES | CLASAICHEAN

Taigh Dhonnchaidh offers instrumental, singing and dancing classes which run throughout the school term.

Current classes available at Taigh Dhonnchaidh are Melodeon, piano accordion, guitar, drama and teen group work.

During school holidays TD runs a week-long Fèis (Festival) where kids can take part in daily classes and activities during the day, and celebrate with a concert cèilidh at the end of the week, showcasing all that they have learnt.

See current schedule >

More about Fèis >

Irish Exchange >

CLASSES OFFERED

Melodeon

Melodeon : Traditional Scottish Music taught for beginners to intermediate by Mary Duff.

Advanced Melodeon - Traditional Scottish Music taught in English / Gaidhlig by Donna Macdonald.

Drama

Tutor Alison Macrae. A fun class to help develop language and development skills in English / Gaidhlig.

Guitar

Tutor Alex John Morrison in English / Gaidhlig.

Teen Group Class

Tutor Catriona Mackay. Children are taught the skills of playing music together with others in English / Gaidhlig.

Fiddle

Chanter

Dannsa Gàidhealach

A range of classes from beginner to advanced Highland Dancing. Tutor Claire Wilson.

Drumming.

Tutor Eilidh Young. Beginners class in Pipe Band Drumming

Piano Accordion

Traditional Scottish music taught in English / Gaidhlig by Ashley Macdonald.

Feis

Fèis Thaigh Dhonnchaidh

The Fèis will be held each year during the second week of the school Easter holidays..

More details will be added as we have more info.

Enquire about the next Feis >

Ceòl Nis & Connemara Exchange

Taigh Dhonnchaidh has developed a cultural connection with Connemara in Southern Ireland. We have had numerous cultural exchange trips between both communities and this allowed children and the older generation to learn from each other’s cultures, music and language. Both communities still have a strong Gaelic (Scottish/Irish) speaking community. These trips have enabled the children to grow in confidence and have given them invaluable experiences in other cultures and traditions.