Lynda Keith was back in Cathedral Primary on Thursday 10th November to further support Cathedral staff in developing and implementing play-based approaches to learning in Primary 1 and 2. Lynda took a hands-on approach, observing the various learning activities across … Continue reading →

Primary 6 pupils WOW-ed their audience on Friday 4th November when they took to the stage for their Learning Showcase. Drawing on their recent classroom work, the children delivered a captivating presentation on the Commonwealth, the role Tobacco Lords played … Continue reading →

Two beautiful displays have appeared in our library ahead of Catholic Education Week, which takes place later this month. The first showcases a range of books on the Catholic faith for the children to dip into over the coming weeks. … Continue reading →

Primary 2 visited Motherwell Heritage Centre on Thursday 27th October to find out more about their local area, which is their topic for this term. The children learned lots of new facts about their home town, completed a travel survey … Continue reading →

‘Smart School Council’ gives every Cathedral pupil a voice and, under the leadership of our twelve House Captains, helps drive forward change and improvement in Cathedral Primary. Our current priorities are focused on Reading for Enjoyment and House events for … Continue reading →

On Thursday 27th October, our Primary 6 pupils had the opportunity to visit The Travelling Gallery, a contemporary art gallery in a bus which set up for the day in the school playground.  This year’s exhibition was entitled “Re-connect”, very … Continue reading →

Our Halloween discos, which took place on the evening of Tuesday 25th October, were a freakishly huge success. The children’s costumes were fantastic and every boy and girl from Primary 1 all the way up to Primary 7 had an … Continue reading →

To mark Black History month, Primary 7a worked with ‘Scoutable’ throughout the afternoon of Thursday 13th October. Scoutable United was founded to showcase the best young, multi-ethnic, Scottish footballers who are overlooked by the scouting system. In their first year … Continue reading →

Some intrepid book explorers visited Scotia Books in Kilsyth on Thursday 13th October with an important literary mission.  Three of our House Captains were sent off by Mr Young with a budget of £2000 to choose additional books to supplement our … Continue reading →

Our girl footballers represented Cathedral Primary in an Active Schools football festival at Braidhurst High School on 11th October. A total of 20 teams participated in the tournament. The Cathedral team played and won all four games: Cathedral v St … Continue reading →