A number of local schools came together at Cathedral on Friday 6 March for a friendly and energetic football tournament. Teams from Cathedral, St Brendan’s, Our Lady & St Francis, Christ the King and St Theresa’s took part, enjoying a morning of great … Continue reading →

The Cat in the Hat brought a burst of excitement to our three Primary 1 classes on Friday 6 March. Our young learners had been hard at work colouring, cutting and gluing to create their own fantastic masks of the much‑loved book … Continue reading →

Girls from Primary 5 to Primary 7 enjoyed an exciting introduction to rugby this week through our rugby taster sessions, led by Dalziel Rugby coach Grant Talbert. Mrs Duffy was delighted to see the pupils embracing new skills, growing in … Continue reading →

Mr Young discovered a fantastic Explore & Extend learning activity in Ambition Avenue on Tuesday 3rd March. As part of their Amazing Africa topic, Primary 7 learners suggested creating their own models of traditional African mud huts using real mud … Continue reading →

This Primary 5 learner was so inspired by her current class topic, The Scottish Wars of Independence, that she spent time at home creating two fantastic models: one of Stirling Castle and one of Stirling Bridge. She proudly shared her … Continue reading →

March’s wellbeing indicator is RESPONSIBLE. Please use the prompts below to talk to your child about this indicator. This will help them complete their wellbeing wheel in school. Nursery and Primary 1 I can name some jobs in my local area. … Continue reading →

This week in Nursery, our young learners have been immersed in creative, collaborative, and musical experiences. During music time, we explored rhythm and beat using the Smart Board, tapping along with colourful tubes to keep in time. These activities supported … Continue reading →

Primary 5 pupils combined Science and Technology brilliantly on Thursday 26th February by using Scratch to design and code animated sequences of a flower’s life cycle. From seed to full bloom, they planned each stage, created their own characters and … Continue reading →

Some of our Primary 2 learners have been working enthusiastically with Cathedral’s Attainment Team to strengthen their sentence-building skills and develop greater confidence in independent writing. Through focused activities, the children have been exploring how to construct clear, well‑formed sentences … Continue reading →

On Tuesday 24th February, Cathedral welcomed visitors from St Mary’s Primary, Bo’ness, as part of our ongoing partnership work. Four pupils, four teachers and the Head Teacher, Mr McPeake, carried out a learning walk of Cathedral to evaluate how effectively … Continue reading →