There was a nice surprise for Mr Young as he walked through Cathedral’s Play Zone on Wednesday 29th October. This imaginative Primary 1 learner had set up a very professional‑looking health clinic. Armed with a stethoscope, our young medic invited … Continue reading →

There was a SPOOK-tacularly good atmosphere in the hall on Tuesday 28th October for Cathedral’s Halloween discos. Costumes across all stages were absolutely fantastic and the boys and girls had a great time showing off their spooky dance moves! Many … Continue reading →

These two enthusiastic Primary 4 learners generously gave up their lunchtime on Tuesday 28th October to design and create a fantastic ‘Happy Halloween’ banner. Their creativity and teamwork shone through, and the banner was proudly displayed to welcome Cathedral pupils … Continue reading →

As part of Come Clubbing @ Cathedral, our Primary 7 learners recently completed Young Leaders training with our resident Active Schools Co‑ordinator, Fiona Baird. The Young Leader Award is an excellent introduction to leadership, equipping young people aged eleven and … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s Investigation & Innovation Hub family learning sessions continued on Tuesday 28th October. Each session began with a presentation from Mr Young on how activities within the hub fit naturally into Cathedral’s overall Active8 approach. Mr Young went on to explain the … Continue reading →

As part of the final celebrations marking Cathedral’s 150th anniversary, a very special project is underway — the creation and burial of a time capsule in the cathedral grounds. To ensure the capsule truly reflects the life and spirit of … Continue reading →

This Primary 5 learner was delighted to see his thoughtful idea from back in August come to life on Monday 27th October. A large picture and quotation from Pope Francis has brightened Cathedral’s main stairwell for a number of years. … Continue reading →

On Saturday 25th October, one of our talented Primary 4 learners took part in an Irish dancing competition in Glasgow. She performed brilliantly, securing an overall third place in the prestigious Shamrock Feis. Her hard work and dedication were rewarded … Continue reading →

On Monday 27th October, one of our Primary 7 learners proudly represented Cathedral Primary at the North Lanarkshire Council Pupil Conference. This year’s theme focused on the use of mobile phones in schools—an issue that affects learners across the authority. … Continue reading →

Mr Young experienced a lovely moment during his walk around the school on Monday 27th October when he came across Primary 1 and 2 pupils learning the songs for this year’s nativity, ‘Angel Express’. Although October might seem a bit … Continue reading →