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Turning pupil voice into reality
Our Fabulous Fundraising Committee has generously donated £2000 to enhance our pupils’ outdoor resources for our school yard. This initiative began with a suggestion placed in our Pupil Parliament suggestion box regarding new playground equipment. Our School Captains consulted with all classes to gather pupil voice and the Cabinet Secretaries for Health and Finance carefully budgeted for a selection of exciting new resources. These include badminton nets, skipping ropes, basketballs and additional equipment designed to enrich break and lunchtime activities. We extend our sincere thanks to all members of our Fundraising Committee for your continued support of our school and nursery. …Passions run high in Cathedral court case
Our Primary 6 classrooms were transformed into court rooms on Friday 12th June for an engaging Developing the Young Workforce activity, facilitated by Cathedral parent, Mrs Neville. Mrs Neville works as a Sheriffdom Legal Advisor for the Scottish Courts & Tribunals Service and supported our Primary 6 learners to run their very own court case, the case of Oliver and the stolen jewels. The big question was: did Mr Oliver Twist steal Mr Brownlow’s jewels within the grounds of Cathedral Primary School?. The children learned about the Scottish criminal court system before taking on various legal profession roles: lawyers, Procurator …Primary 3 transported to world of the Vikings
Primary 3 learners made the scenic journey to Largs on Friday 12th June to spend a fascinating day at Vikingar. Our young historians found themselves in an 8th Century Norwegian longhouse where they experienced a day in the life of a Viking. A Viking storyteller told the children how Vikings lived, what they ate and drank, where they slept and the reasons that caused them to leave their homelands. The children loved trying on replica helmets and armour and even got to hold swords, shields and axes. This was Cathedral’s first visit to Vikingar, but it definitely won’t be the last!Continue reading Primary 3 transported to world of the Vikings
This week in Cathedral Nursery Class
As part of our learning about living things, the children used recycled materials to design and build their own insect homes. This led to thoughtful discussions about what all living things need to survive, including food, water, shelter and care. Their curiosity and enthusiasm shone through as they explored why these needs are so important in our environment. Outdoors, the children investigated natural materials found in our local surroundings. They collected flowers, leaves and sticks, using them creatively to mix into their playdough. Through play, they explored the different patterns and imprints that flowers and other natural objects can make. …Latest updatesSt Lucy’s is flying the flag for Scotland 🏴⚽️
Monday 15th June 2026
Please be reminded that the school and nursery are open as normal on Monday 15th June 2026.Latest News
Glow Blogs Update 2026
We have updated Glow Blogs to WordPress 6.9.4 This upgrade focuses on collaboration, editing improvements, new blocks, accessibility, and performance. Here are the main changes.A Range of Glowing Posts
A link to the latest post on Glowing Posts, pointing to some of the many ways that Glow Blogs are being used.Glow Blog Update
Glow Blogs has had an infrastructure update. We have also updated some plugins and themes to the latest version.Glow Blogs – Essential Maintenance
We will be carrying out essential maintenance on Glow Blogs Thursday 5th March 04:00PM GMT - 06/03/2026 08:00AM GMTRecent Help & Information Updates
Some recently added and updated pages across our help and information sites this year: Glow Blogs Tips: Add to Your Phone’s Home Screen; Glowing Posts: Digital Influencer Award – Callum Croughan; Tip: Selecting Blocks; A guide to the top toolbar;
