US EditionWelsh Teacher Who Swapped Abermorddu for Patagonia to Be Honoured at Eisteddfod
PATAGONIA, AUG 1 – Clare Vaughan helped establish three bilingual Welsh-Spanish primary schools with around 150 pupils each and two secondary schools in Patagonia, preserving the language for over 20 years.
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Teacher ditched stable job and home after health 'bombshell' to 'do something meaningful'
She started a new life 7,000 miles from home keeping the Welsh language alive in Patagonia and her incredible journey will be recognised at the National Eisteddfod this week
·Wales, United Kingdom
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This little Patagonian village invites you to taste tea while observing its mountains and forests on the horizon.October is the ideal time to enjoy its particular nature and tradition.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Welsh language teacher Clare Vaughan, who is originally from Abermorddu on the outskirts of Wrexham, will be honored by the Eisteddfod Council next week in recognition of her work promoting the Welsh language and Welsh culture in Patagonia over the past two decades.
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- 33% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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