This week, our young learners have been busily exploring the world around them through play, curiosity and imagination. In the playroom, the children experimented with everyday objects as non-standard units of measure. Using blocks, wooden spools and colourful counting cubes, … Continue reading →

Mrs Duffy happened upon some very enterprising elves on Wednesday 19th November, busy creating crafts to be sold at next week’s Christmas Fayre.  The learning street had been transformed into a festive workshop as the little elves from Primary 3b … Continue reading →

It’s Catholic Education Week, and Primary 2a have been enthusiastically taking on the challenges set by our ‘Ignite’ Junior Chaplaincy Team’s Faith in Action programme. For their final challenge on Wednesday 19th November, Primary 2a learners created beautiful drawings of … Continue reading →

Mr Young was delighted to encounter these Primary 7 learners on Tuesday 18th November as they rehearsed their hymns ahead of receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation. The sacrament will be celebrated in the Cathedral by Bishop Toal on Thursday 20th … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s latest arrival, Marty the robot, has already been inspiring learning in Primary 6b. On Monday 17th November, staff took part in hands-on training with Mrs McCulloch, exploring how our ten new Martys can bring creativity, innovation, and fun to … Continue reading →

Cathedral is exceptionally proud of these Primary 6 learners, all dedicated members of the Motherwell & Wishaw Swimming Club. They each demonstrated fantastic skill and determination in a recent tournament, with one swimmer earning an incredible three gold medals across … Continue reading →

Fridays are often an opportunity for Cathedral learners to take a complete lead in their learning and explore the range of ‘continuous provision’ in their learning street. On Friday 14th November, these Primary 7 learners spent part of their morning … Continue reading →

The morning of Friday 14th November may well have started with a chilly bite in the air, but that didn’t stop this determined group of Cathedral learners wearing their shorts to school. It’s a proud tradition here at Cathedral for … Continue reading →

This week, our young learners have been busy developing their curiosity and understanding of the world through a wide range of playful and purposeful experiences. Outdoors, the children became safety assessors, carefully exploring their play areas to spot potential hazards. … Continue reading →

Good attendance makes a significant difference to your child’s progress and attainment. Every school day really does count! Cathedral’s overall pupil attendance currently stands at: 94.62% This is just below our target of 95%. With your continued support, however, we’re … Continue reading →