All Primary 7 Cathedral pupils had the opportunity to gain the Level 1 Bikeability Award during week beginning Monday 27th March . The input, delivered by our Active Schools Co-ordinator, Fiona Russell, took place in the playground and covered a … Continue reading →

Over the past two weeks, the children have been listening and recalling the story of the ‘Rainbow Fish’, a fishy tale about how sharing can make you happy. They have expanded their learning by retelling the story and creating their … Continue reading →

Primary 3 took their families on a whistle-stop tour of climate zones at their learning showcase on Friday 24th March. The children delivered fascinating information on each climate zone with incredible energy, enthusiasm and humour and had their audience singing … Continue reading →

Classes across the school had the opportunity to try out judo on 21st and 22nd March. Judo builds fitness levels and increases coordination, flexibility and agility. The children had great fun and hopefully some of them will decide to take … Continue reading →

As parents and carers will have read in previous newsfeeds, Cathedral Primary is currently working with ‘Respect Me’, Scotland’s anti-bullying service, to review and refresh the school’s approaches to preventing, reducing and responding to bullying behaviour. Cathedral staff and the … Continue reading →

In advance of developing this year’s Tackling Poverty Strategy, North Lanarkshire’s Tackling Poverty Team wants to ensure children and young people have a voice and the opportunity to help the council shape its services. A group of Primary 6 and … Continue reading →

As part of our recent work with ‘Respect Me’, Scotland’s anti-bullying service, Cathedral Primary has developed ‘Bullying Drills’ and these were piloted in all classes on Thursday 16th and Friday 17th March. Regular fire drills ensure pupils and staff know … Continue reading →

Pupils and staff brought a burst of colour and fun to Cathedral Primary on Friday 17th March with this year’s Crazy Hair Day. As you can see from the photographs – one from the nursery and one from each of … Continue reading →

Primary 5’s current topic is The Scottish Wars of Independence and, as part of their learning about the different battles,  the children researched and built replicas of Stirling Bridge. Mr Young, Mrs Campbell and Mrs Duffy visited the three classrooms on … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s bespoke ‘Rose Trainer Achievement Award’ has a section for pupils to capture their wider achievements and these three children were reaching for their record cards on 17th March. As you will have read in an earlier newsfeed, one of … Continue reading →