As mentioned on the newsfeed several weeks ago, three of our House Captains visited Scotia Books recently to select and purchase new books for those pupils ready to begin Level 2 of our Accelerated Reader programme. With the shelves of … Continue reading →

As part of our Ca-Fi Connections initiative, staff from across the campus (Cathedral Primary, Cathedral Nursery, Firkpark Primary and Clydeview Primary) came together on Monday 14th November for ‘Campus Cuppa’. This was simply an opportunity for teaching, support and clerical … Continue reading →

This week at nursery, the children have been enjoying the song of the week, ‘The Big Ship Sails On The Alley Alley-Oh’. This song has sparked lots of interest and discussions about pirates. Through responsive planning, the children have participated … Continue reading →

Pupils and staff across our campus community of Cathedral, Firpark and Clydeview Primary Schools, as well as Cathedral Nursery, paused for a one minute silence on Friday 11th November as a mark of respect for the brave men and women, … Continue reading →

Lynda Keith was back in Cathedral Primary on Thursday 10th November to further support Cathedral staff in developing and implementing play-based approaches to learning in Primary 1 and 2. Lynda took a hands-on approach, observing the various learning activities across … Continue reading →

Primary 6 pupils WOW-ed their audience on Friday 4th November when they took to the stage for their Learning Showcase. Drawing on their recent classroom work, the children delivered a captivating presentation on the Commonwealth, the role Tobacco Lords played … Continue reading →

Two beautiful displays have appeared in our library ahead of Catholic Education Week, which takes place later this month. The first showcases a range of books on the Catholic faith for the children to dip into over the coming weeks. … Continue reading →

Primary 2 visited Motherwell Heritage Centre on Thursday 27th October to find out more about their local area, which is their topic for this term. The children learned lots of new facts about their home town, completed a travel survey … Continue reading →