After last week’s disappointment of cancelling our forest visit due to high winds, the beautiful sunshine on Thursday 19th March more than made up for it. Our young learners took part in a whittling activity, developing a new skill and … Continue reading →

The young learners of Cathedral, Firpark and Clydeview once again joined forces on Friday 20th March to support a local Motherwell foodbank. Guided by Miss Cawley, pupils helped organise and collect the many generous donations contributed across the three schools. … Continue reading →

For Cathedral’s Muslim families, Ramadan, the holy month of prayer and fasting, is now over and today, 20th March, loved ones come together to celebrate Eid ul-Fitr. From everyone here at Cathedral, may this Eid be filled with peace, happiness … Continue reading →

These two Primary 3 learners had a fantastic time taking on one of their class’s Explore & Extend challenges on Thursday 19th March. Their task was to design and build a leprechaun trap as part of this week’s St Patrick’s … Continue reading →

Mrs Cassidy led a targeted Health & Wellbeing Family Learning workshop on Wednesday 18th March, bringing together parents and carers for an engaging and informative session. Attendees were introduced to our ‘Cool Connections’ programme, gaining a clear overview of its … Continue reading →

Our Primary 1 learners have reached an exciting milestone — writing their own dictated sentences independently with increased confidence and skill. On Wednesday 18th March, these enthusiastic  young writers were eager to share their work with Mrs Duffy. This wonderful … Continue reading →

These three talented Cathedral swimmers made a big splash at a recent under‑12s swimming tournament in Falkirk. All three delivered outstanding performances across their events, showing determination, skill and fantastic team spirit throughout the competition. Special congratulations goes to our … Continue reading →

This week, our young learners have been diving into the colourful and delicious world of fruits and vegetables. The children have loved discovering where different foods grow, how they taste, and what we can make with them. Together, we worked … Continue reading →

Our Primary 6 buddies have been bringing the Book Nook to life as they support our nursery children in developing early reading skills. With patience, encouragement, and plenty of enthusiasm, they’re helping our youngest learners explore stories, recognise sounds, and … Continue reading →

This group of Primary 7 learners had the opportunity to delve into the world of engineering on Monday 16th March when they attended a STEM event at Motherwell Library, organised by North Lanarkshire Council in partnership with Clark Contracts. Our … Continue reading →