Our school learning streets are sounding a little sweeter these days, with the launch of our summer‑term choir rehearsals with Mrs Shevlin. Mrs Duffy was absolutely delighted to hear those first warm, confident voices drifting down towards her office. There’s … Continue reading →

One of our young learners and her sister, a former pupil of ours, recently enjoyed an unforgettable experience serving as the official mascots for the recent Scotland–Belgium Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifier match played on 18 April 2026. The final … Continue reading →

April’s wellbeing indicator is INCLUDED. Please use the prompts below to talk to your child about this indicator. This will help them complete their wellbeing wheel in school. Nursery and Primary 1 I can name some jobs in my local area. … Continue reading →

Our first day of the Summer term on Monday 20th April saw sunshine and smiles all around with children and staff alike happy to be back in our wonderful school. As we begin this exciting last term at Cathedral Primary … Continue reading →

It is with very mixed emotions that I write this message. On the one hand, I am excited to begin my secondment with the local authority today, supporting schools across North Lanarkshire. On the other, I know I will deeply … Continue reading →

Learners and staff brought a burst of colour and fun to Cathedral Primary on Thursday 2nd April as they celebrated this year’s Crazy Hair Day. As you can see from the photographs, everyone embraced the challenge and came up with … Continue reading →

We’re delighted to share some fantastic news from a recent national dancing competition in Blackpool. One of our talented Primary 7 learners has worked incredibly hard, and her dedication, talent and determination truly shone throughout the event. She delivered an … Continue reading →

Our young learners have had a wonderfully creative week exploring patterns in all sorts of exciting ways. The children loved experimenting with potato printing, discovering how patterns are made and designing their own repeating sequences. We’ve also been spotting patterns … Continue reading →

Cathedral learners and staff took part in a prayerful journey around the school grounds on Tuesday 2nd April, marking our annual outdoor Stations of the Cross. Each station was thoughtfully led by a group of Primary 7 pupils, with the … Continue reading →