Our young learners have immersed themselves in a rich and exciting programme of learning, exploring the history, traditions, cultures, food, wildlife and geography of Africa. Through their learning, they have developed their knowledge and understanding while making connections across a … Continue reading →

Our Come Clubbing @ Cathedral club is a firm favourite with our young learners from across all stages. Inspired and led by Mrs McCarthy, our children come together in faith, friendship and joy, singing much-loved favourites such as Shine, Jesus, … Continue reading →

This week, our young learners have embraced the changing season through a wide range of exciting and meaningful autumn experiences. In our snack area, the children explored seasonal foods by creating delicious dishes, including pumpkin pie and vegetable soup. After … Continue reading →

The North Lanarkshire Tackling Poverty Team attended Cathedral’s Parents Evening on Thursday 8th October. As well as having a selection of goodies, including water bottles, for our learners, the team were on hand to signpost parents and carers to a … Continue reading →

Our Primary 5 learners have been busy putting their creativity, problem-solving and engineering skills to the test as part of our exciting Lunchtime LEGO Lab Club, led by Mrs Alison. Our young engineers and architects of the future have been … Continue reading →

Our Primary 6 young learners have been working brilliantly with the Attainment Team on their A Message in a Bottle story. Their writing was truly impressive as they confidently used independent and dependent clauses, alongside coordinating conjunctions, to develop their … Continue reading →

Today at Cathedral Primary, we were absolutely delighted to welcome two very special visitors — Mrs McMillan and her beautiful new baby, Georgie Marie McMillan. Born on 16th September, weighing a healthy 7lb 11oz, baby Georgie was warmly welcomed by … Continue reading →

Mr Young took a short break from his secondment on Tuesday 5th October to be Head Teacher for the day and, during his classroom visits, he spotted something rather unusual… bread hanging up in sandwich bags! Thankfully, it wasn’t anyone’s … Continue reading →

What a fabulous Explore & Extend learning experience from three of our talented Primary 5 learners. These young performers took on the challenge on Monday 5th October of creating and performing body percussion to two songs — and what a … Continue reading →

Our Primary 2 learners impressed Mrs Duffy with their fantastic numeracy skills as they explored the world of odd and even numbers. Using an active and engaging approach to maths, the children worked together to sort numbers into odd and … Continue reading →