Lenten almsgiving on Friday 28th March was particularly close to Cathedral’s heart as Mrs McCarthy continues to receive treatment for a brain tumour. Learners and staff wore their ‘hats of hope’ throughout the day to help find a cure for … Continue reading →

Thursday 27th March was the final session of Block 1 of Forest Schools and our nursery learners had the opportunity to showcase the new skills they’ve learned over the past few weeks to their parents and carers. The children worked … Continue reading →

“Only in Cathedral Primary,” said Mr Young to himself as he walked past Primary 5a immediately after an inside lunch on Thursday 27th March. Despite Mrs Devaney having yet to return from the staffroom, our learners were already waiting quietly … Continue reading →

The latest artwork to appear in Cathedral GOMA (Gallery Of Magnificent Art) online exhibition comes from Primary 7c. Our Primary 7 learners used string to create a raised image before very carefully covering this with tin foil. Marker pens were then used to add … Continue reading →

This Primary 2 pupil had the opportunity for some learner-led learning on Wednesday 26th March. Inspired by the main modern language taught here in Cathedral, he headed to his learning street’s construction area and used the Duplo bricks to create … Continue reading →

In response to a suggestion made during our recent round of Smart School Council meetings on how we can connect with our local community, our twelve House Captains and a giant Easter bunny hand-delivered invitations for our upcoming exhibition, along … Continue reading →

Primary 3 parents and carers had the opportunity to join their child in class on Tuesday 25th March for a digital family learning workshop. Each of the three sessions opened with a presentation on how digital can support literacy and … Continue reading →

This Primary 7 learner interviewed Mr Young on Monday 24th March for a very interesting (and historic) reason. Way back in 2000, the year Cathedral Primary celebrated its 125th anniversary, his mum was a Primary 7 pupil in Cathedral and … Continue reading →

Mrs Cassidy hosted a targeted health & wellbeing family learning workshop on Friday 21st March. Parents and carers were given an overview of our ‘Cool Connections’ programme and had the opportunity to join in with some of the activities. Cathedral … Continue reading →

As they do every year, the young learners of Cathedral, Firpark and Clydeview campus teamed up on Friday 21st March to support a local Motherwell foodbank. Under the watchful eye of Miss Cawley and Mr Cotter, pupils co-ordinated the gathering … Continue reading →