You only need to scroll through our website newsfeed to see what an INCREDIBLE year it’s been here at Cathedral. Cathedral’s 150th anniversary celebrations have, of course, come to an end with our Time capsule being buried in Cathedral church … Continue reading →

  Cathedral Primary was delighted to welcome Mr Jack Rafferty, Grand Knight of KSC Carfin, Mr Michael Roche from KSC Action and Youth officer and Father John McFadden on Tuesday 23rd June. They visited Cathedral school , where they presented … Continue reading →

  After 34 remarkable years in teaching — 27 of them devoted to Cathedral Primary School — we bid a fond farewell to our Principal Teacher, Mrs Brenda McCoy, as she retires on Friday 26th June. Mrs McCoy has been … Continue reading →

After much deliberation from the panel, Primary 1 learners, Bryan and Waliyah, came third with their performance of ‘Waka waka’ and Primary 7 learner, Kester, second for his powerful performance of an original song and playing on his guitar. However, … Continue reading →

Care Inspectorate visited Cathedral Nursery earlier this month and we are delighted to share that inspectors graded all three evaluated areas as ‘Very Good’. During their two‑days in Cathedral Nursery, inspectors found the following key strengths: A strong vision and … Continue reading →

To mark the end of their time in Cathedral Primary School, P7 pupils enjoyed an afternoon of fun together at their ‘C in the Park’ music festival on Wednesday 24th June. A live DJ kept the beats going throughout the … Continue reading →

Our brilliant Primary 6 pupils have sent the whole school spinning with excitement thanks to their outstanding STEM achievement. This talented group of young innovators designed and built a fully functioning wind turbine — and not just one that rotates, … Continue reading →

We are incredibly proud to celebrate the amazing achievement of a Cathedral pupil in Primary 4, who recently starred in the BBC iPlayer programme Hamza Loves Animals. She lent her voice to Malaika, the baby rhinoceros — a role she … Continue reading →

Every change and improvement we make in Cathedral is ultimately about improving outcomes for our learners, so it’s vitally important pupils are directly involved in the school’s ongoing improvement process. Learners had the opportunity to explore Cathedral’s 2026/27improvement priorities at … Continue reading →

Primary 7 pupils, along with their families and teachers, gathered in Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral on the evening of 22nd June to celebrate their Leavers’ Mass and graduation. The music was led beautifully by Cathedral school choir, accompanied … Continue reading →