We’re delighted to share some fantastic news from a recent national dancing competition in Blackpool. One of our talented Primary 7 learners has worked incredibly hard, and her dedication, talent and determination truly shone throughout the event. She delivered an … Continue reading →

Our young learners have had a wonderfully creative week exploring patterns in all sorts of exciting ways. The children loved experimenting with potato printing, discovering how patterns are made and designing their own repeating sequences. We’ve also been spotting patterns … Continue reading →

Cathedral learners and staff took part in a prayerful journey around the school grounds on Tuesday 2nd April, marking our annual outdoor Stations of the Cross. Each station was thoughtfully led by a group of Primary 7 pupils, with the … Continue reading →

You may have spotted on our newsfeed recently that Primary 5 learners in Winners Wynd have been diving into Textile Technology as part of their Scottish Wars of Independence topic. They began by designing their own tartan before carefully transferring … Continue reading →

Lenten almsgiving on Friday, 27th March, held special significance for the Cathedral community as Mrs McCarthy continues her treatment for a brain tumour. In a show of solidarity and hope, learners and staff wore their “Hats of Hope” throughout the … Continue reading →

Throughout the week beginning 23rd March, Cathedral Nursery has been delighted to host our Stay and Play sessions, along with a sponsored Bear Hunt. We welcomed parents, grandparents and other special people into the nursery to share in the children’s … Continue reading →

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is an important international agreement in which countries commit to protecting and promoting children’s rights. At Cathedral Primary, we have been embedding the UNCRC articles into the daily life … Continue reading →

This week has been full of rich opportunities for our young learners to connect, create and explore. We’ve been focusing on building positive relationships and supporting the children as they learn to listen to one another. Through group discussions and … Continue reading →

Following the publication of Cathedral’s highly positive inspection report, Mr Young has been asked by North Lanarkshire Council to undertake a secondment from 1st April 2026 until June 2027, supporting wider work across the local authority in learning and teaching, … Continue reading →

Mr Young was delighted to find all six Primary 6 and 7 classes gathered in Ambition Avenue on Tuesday 24th March. Under the musical direction of Mrs Shevlin, the children were busy rehearsing songs for this year’s school show, Oliver. … Continue reading →