Milton Street resident, Mrs Ferguson, was so touched by her invitation to Cathedral’s 150th anniversary exhibition and gift of a chocolate bunny prior to the Easter holidays, she spent the holidays knitting three football mascots for Cathedral Primary to raffle … Continue reading →

Cathedral school community joins with the Church throughout the world in praying for the new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV. Faithful God, You guide us on the path of life and your goodness is our constant companion. Be with our … Continue reading →

On the first afternoon of Cathedral’s inspection (Monday 12th May), Mr Young will give a presentation on Cathedral’s strengths and next steps around four main quality indicators from How good is our school? 4: 1.3  Leadership of change 2.3  Learning, … Continue reading →

Primary 4a learners wrote persuasive letters to Mr Young on Thursday 8th May asking if he would consider providing their class with money to do some planting in the school grounds, including strawberries. The children took the time to talk … Continue reading →

The saints are our greatest role models. Cathedral’s ‘I AM…’ mirror has been relocated to the IGNITE Junior Chaplaincy board just inside the main entrance. The board invites Cathedral learners to look at themselves in the mirror, be inspired by … Continue reading →

Reading for enjoyment, whether at school or at home, is very important here at Cathedral and visiting our fantastic library to choose a new book is a highlight of every learner’s week. The latest ‘In the spotlight this month’ display … Continue reading →

Smart School Council class meetings took place across Cathedral week beginning Monday 28th April in response to an idea placed in our suggestion box by several different learners. The question learners discussed was linked to Theme 3 of ‘How good … Continue reading →

As the conclave begins today, Wednesday 7th May, Cathedral school community joins with the Church around the world in praying for the cardinals, that they will be guided by the Holy Spirit. Holy God, We pray for the cardinals as … Continue reading →

As part of their People who help us topic, Primary 1 learners met members of the Scottish Fire Service on Friday 2nd May. A fire engine visited the school grounds and the children had the opportunity to find out about … Continue reading →

Following the recent death of Pope Francis, a conclave to elect the new pope will begin on Wednesday 7th May. The conclave is an ancient and fascinating process and this Primary 4 learner was curious to find out what it … Continue reading →