There was a huge turnout for the Family Fun Night on Friday 30th September. The event had something to appeal to people of all ages and the queues for both the face painting and the tombola were equally long. Meanwhile, … Continue reading →

Many congratulations to Mrs Irwin on the arrival of baby Ava Margaret Elizabeth. Ava was born at 5.50am on Saturday 1st October, weighing in at a very impressive 8lb 13oz! Both mum and baby are home and doing well.

Three Cathedral pupils travelled to Carfin Grotto with Mrs Duffy on Friday 30th September for a special Mass celebrated by Bishop Toal, followed by an opportunity to venerate the Relics of St Bernadette Soubirous. The pupils then joined Bishop Toal … Continue reading →

As the month of October begins, a special display has appeared in the school library, dedicated to Black History Month. We hope the books on this display will help highlight to Cathedral pupils the achievements of the Black community, celebrate … Continue reading →

After a decade of dedicated service to Cathedral Primary School, Miss Love waved goodbye to pupils and staff on Friday 30th September. Our whole school community surprised Miss Love at the end of assembly with a procession to the Cathedral … Continue reading →

A number of visitors descended on Cathedral Primary on Friday 17th September for a photoshoot in advance of this year’s Catholic Education Week, which takes place in November. Ten Cathedral pupils, along with Fr Mark, Mr Young and Mrs Carroll, … Continue reading →

Friday 16th September saw over two hundred family members fill Cathedral Primary dining hall for the first coffee morning of the year. The event was organised and coordinated by Primary 6 pupils and the boys and girls made sure every … Continue reading →

As part of our ‘Ca-Fi Connections’ programme, pupils from Firpark and Cathedral Primaries are getting the opportunity to enjoy a guided tour of the other school they share the campus with. This is a great way for the children to … Continue reading →

This week in nursery the children have been building a range of structures through block play. They have drawn their designs freehand and used the blocks to draw round to illustrate their creations. In the garden, they have been using their … Continue reading →

Lynda Keith, an educational consultant with a specialism in mathematics and early years education, was back in Cathedral on Thursday 8th September. Lynda modelled a play-based lesson in Primary 2a, engaged in professional dialogue with infant staff and then worked … Continue reading →