Allergy Awareness Week 2024 took place from the 22nd to the 28th April. The week aims to raise awareness about allergies and offer help and support to those living with allergic conditions. Allergies are very much real and affect more … Continue reading →

There was an impressive turnout for our final coffee morning of the year on Friday 26th April. The event, run by our Primary 5 pupils, gave the usual opportunity for parents, families and friends to enjoy a catch up over … Continue reading →

Primary 6’s current class topic is the Egyptians and, following some careful research, these two learners worked together to create their own pyramid. The girls were able to talk confidently about the skills they used, which included researching, designing, measuring … Continue reading →

These Primary 1 pupils popped along to Mr Young’s office on Tuesday 23rd April to share their latest reading book, ‘Rat-a-tat-tat’, with him. The young learners utilised lots of their phonics and reading skills – including bucket loads of expression … Continue reading →

These two young gymnasts appeared at Mr Young’s office on Friday 19th April to show off their recently awarded medals: one for freestyle, the other for acro. Well done to both of you!

As we continue to look ahead to our inspection from HMIe, which may take place before the summer holidays, our final Friday Focus provides details for parents and carers on what Cathedral’s inspection will entail. MONDAY The inspection team will … Continue reading →

This Primary 2 learner certainly has artistic talent and she popped along to Mr Young’s office on Wednesday 17th April to show off her most recent painting. Can you tell which European city it is? Yes, it’s Paris! Mr Young … Continue reading →

Perhaps the cold, rainy weather didn’t make it feel like the start of the summer term on Monday 15th April, but there was the usual Cathedral sunshine inside the school building. As always, the week began with our whole-school assembly, … Continue reading →