Cathedral Primary hosted visitors from St Andrew’s Primary, Falkirk, and St Mary’s Primary, Bo’ness, on Tuesday 19th November. Four pupils, two teachers and the Head Teacher from St Andrew’s Primary, who we have been working in partnership with for over … Continue reading →

Pupils, staff, families and parishioners celebrated Education Sunday at the vigil Mass in St Luke’s on Saturday 16th and the morning Mass in OLGA Cathedral on Sunday 17th November. Cathedral pupils led the bidding prayers and offertory and senior pupils … Continue reading →

To round off their knights and castles topic, Primary 2 learners donned their crowns on Friday 15th November and travelled to the Great Hall for a glamourous medieval ball. The classes in Brainbox Boulevard gathered to wave to the princes … Continue reading →

These two tech-savvy Primary 3 learners popped along to Mr Young’s office on Thursday 14th November to share some of their literacy work. The boys had programmed the Chatterpix app to make the mouth of the character on the front … Continue reading →

Our Play Zone was a hive of activity on Thursday 14th November for the second day of Family Learning, this time for our Primary 2 classes. Once again, Mr Young began each individual class’s session with a presentation on Cathedral’s … Continue reading →

Forty nine Cathedral pupils participated in the North Lanarkshire Active Schools cross country trials at Shotts playing fields on Tuesday 12th November, with many of our young athletes qualifying for the finals. A special mention goes to two Primary 5 pupils … Continue reading →

Schools across Scotland will mark Catholic Education Week during a two-week window, beginning on 16th November (the feast of St Margaret of Scotland) and ending on 30th November (St Andrew’s Day). This coming weekend, Cathedral and St Luke’s parish will … Continue reading →

Primary 1 parents and carers had the opportunity to attend a play Family Learning event on Tuesday 12th November. Each individual class’s Family Learning session started with a presentation from Mr Young outlining the importance of play and how it is … Continue reading →

‘Bookworm of the Week’ certificates were reintroduced to our weekly assemblies on Monday 11th November. Directly linked to ‘Accelerated Reader’, which is used to organise Cathedral’s school library, certificates are awarded to those Primary 4 – 7 learners who read … Continue reading →

This Primary 5 learner recently participated in the North Lanarkshire schools swimming time trials at the Tryst Sports Centre, Cumbernauld, competing in the girls’ 12 and under 50 metre breaststroke and freestyle. Many congratulations on your remarkable achievement. Definitely one … Continue reading →