Our Primary 6 classrooms were transformed into court rooms on Thursday 24th April for an engaging Developing the Young Workforce activity, facilitated by Cathedral parent, Mrs Neville. Mrs Neville works as a Sheriffdom Legal Advisor for the Scottish Courts & … Continue reading →

Learners, along with their parents and carers, participated in a school improvement workshop on Wednesday 23rd April. There was the opportunity to reflect on this year’s improvement priorities and think about how successful Cathedral learners, staff and parents/carers have been … Continue reading →

Milton Street residents, Mr and Mrs Ferguson, surprised Cathedral Primary on Tuesday 22nd April when they dropped off three hand-knitted football mascots to the school, along with a donation of over £100 for school funds. The couple’s kind gesture was … Continue reading →

THE INSPECTION OF CATHEDRAL PRIMARY SCHOOL AND NURSERY BY HIS MAJESTY’S INSPECTORS OF EDUCATION (HMIe) AND THE CARE INSPECTORATE WILL TAKE PLACE THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 12TH MAY. On the first afternoon of the inspection, Mr Young will discuss Cathedral’s … Continue reading →

1936 – 2025 On Monday 21st April, Cardinal Kevin Farrell announced the death of Pope Francis with these words: “Dearest brothers and sisters, with deep sorrow I must announce the death of our Holy Father Francis. At 7:35 this morning, … Continue reading →

What an incredible term it’s been here at Cathedral! You only need to scroll back over our website newsfeed to see the rich and varied learning experiences our pupils have enjoyed since returning to school after the Christmas holidays. There’s … Continue reading →

Learners and staff brought a burst of colour and fun to Cathedral Primary on Friday 4th April for this year’s Crazy Hair Day. As you can see from the photographs, everyone had great fun conjuring up an array of whacky … Continue reading →

The North Lanarkshire Tackling Poverty Team attended Cathedral’s Parents Evening on Thursday 3rd April. As well as having a selection of goodies, including piggy banks, for our learners, the team were on hand to signpost parents and carers to a … Continue reading →

These two Primary 5 learners popped down to Mr Young’s office on Thursday 3rd April to showcase their amazing poster on neurodiversity. During an opportunity for learner-led learning, the girls researched autism, A.D.H.D, dyslexia, O.C.D, dyspraxia and Tourette syndrome, bullet-pointing … Continue reading →

Fr Lamb has celebrated Mass every Tuesday and Thursday morning throughout Lent and it’s been wonderful to see pupils, parents, staff and parishioners turn out in such large numbers. Faith is certainly alive and flourishing here at Cathedral! Our final … Continue reading →