Forest adventures continued for Cathedral’s nursery learners on Thursday 18th September. The children used a new tool to safely whittle their marshmallows sticks. They also had fun comparing stick sizes and were able to place them in order of size. … Continue reading →

Under the watchful eye of Cathedral’s Active Schools Coordinator, Fiona, Primary 7b embarked on their Young Leaders training on Thursday 18th September. The Young Leaders Award gives young people aged eleven and over the knowledge and skills to organise and … Continue reading →

Cathedral girls’ football team participated in the Firpark Football Festival on Thursday 18th September. Our young sportswomen played eight games, winning five, drawing in two and only losing one match. Super scoring was on display, with an amazing twenty-three goals … Continue reading →

Primary 3a were engaged in some exciting Viking-themed learning in Cathedral’s Investigation & Innovation Hub on Thursday 18th September. Our young learners worked in their co-operative learning groups to plan, design and build their own version of a Viking longship.  … Continue reading →

Our first artwork to appear in the 2025/26 Cathedral GOMA (Gallery Of Magnificent Art) online exhibition comes from Primary 1/2. Our young learners’ beautiful self-portraits feature the use of pattern and colour and bring a burst of colour to Discovery Drive. Watch this … Continue reading →

As I listen and talk in different situations I am learning to take turns and I am developing my awareness of when to talk and when to listen. Lit 0-02a Our young learners have been very busy this week implementing … Continue reading →

P7c enjoyed a fascinating live workshop, delivered by Barclays Bank, on Wednesday 17th September. Along with other schools from across the country, our Primary 7 learners learned about managing their money, including the importance of setting and sticking to a … Continue reading →

As the month of October approaches, a special display has appeared in the school library dedicated to Black History Month. We hope the books on this display will highlight the achievements of the black community, celebrate their many contributions to … Continue reading →

This Primary 7 learner shared a fascinating piece of Cathedral history with Mr Young on Monday 15th September: a photograph of his grandfather’s Dux medal, awarded way back in 1967. As soon as the learner, who is a very keen … Continue reading →

Good attendance makes a HUGE difference to your child’s progress and attainment. Every school day really does count! We are now into the sixth week of the school year and Cathedral’s overall pupil attendance is currently: 93.6%  This is 2% … Continue reading →