Our upper school pupils represented Cathedral brilliantly at the North Lanarkshire Cross Country Final in Wishaw Sports Centre. Over the past number of weeks, the children have been training with real dedication during our Come Clubbing @ Cathedral after‑school sessions … Continue reading →

This week, the children enjoyed a delightful visit to a local florist, where they had the opportunity to explore a wide range of beautiful flowers. Their curiosity led to thoughtful questions such as: Where do flowers come from In which … Continue reading →

  The Attainment Team (A- Team) at Cathedral Primary is shining brightly, with our enthusiastic Primary 2 learners working hard to build their numeracy skills. Through hands‑on activities, focused practice and plenty of encouragement, these young mathematicians are growing in … Continue reading →

  Primary 7 pupils at Cathedral Primary are developing their digital creativity through the NLC Progressive Framework, with a particular focus on capturing and editing high‑quality photographs. Using a range of digital tools, learners are exploring composition, lighting, and storytelling … Continue reading →

Mrs Duffy was most impressed with the mathematical learning taking place during her class visits today. Pupils were confidently applying their tessellation skills to tile a range of areas with impressive accuracy and attention to detail. Their numeracy skills were … Continue reading →

We are delighted to share some fantastic news from the weekend. One of our Primary 4 learners achieved outstanding success at a dance competition in Glasgow, representing her community dance club, CDGC. Her hard work and dedication shone through as … Continue reading →

  Pupils took to the pitch for a fantastic afternoon of football and what a brilliant event it turned out to be. Players from upper school classes had the chance to step onto the field, enjoy the sunshine and represent … Continue reading →

  A warm welcome back from our Easter break, we hope you all had great fun. Lots of amazing learning opportunities, engaging our young learners whilst welcoming some new children who are starting their nursery journey. We have spent time … Continue reading →

Our P3/4 learners marked Earth Day with the kind of curiosity and enthusiasm that makes you feel genuinely hopeful about the future. They didn’t just talk about the planet — they explored how their own choices can help protect it. … Continue reading →

Our P5–7 pupils have been showing incredible determination as they continue their after‑school cross country training. The club has settled into a great rhythm, with pupils pushing themselves, supporting one another and building the stamina they’ll need for the North … Continue reading →