We were delighted to welcome a Care Inspectorate Team to Cathedral Nursery today. They had a truly lovely first day with us, spending time in playroom, chatting with children and getting to know our wonderful staff . As always, our … Continue reading →

Primary 6 learners created a thoughtful and visually striking poster on the Holy Trinity, showcasing how deeply they engaged with their Explore and Extend task. After researching the roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, they worked collaboratively to … Continue reading →

This week, our young learners have been busy exploring the fascinating world of minibeasts both indoors and outdoors. Using binoculars in the garden, the children searched for different creatures and talked about the many kinds they might find, building curiosity … 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: 93.48% This is just below our target of 95%. With your continued support, however, we’re … Continue reading →

Audiences were absolutely blown away with Primary 6 and 7’s production of ‘Oliver’ on Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 4th June. The performance was a feast for the eyes, with a stunning stage set, beautiful costumes and creative and seamless choreography … Continue reading →

Primary 3 led a beautiful Corpus Christi procession through the school today, bringing a sense of reverence, joy and togetherness to everyone who gathered along the way. The children walked with such sincerity and pride, reflecting on the meaning of … Continue reading →

Our Primary 4 pupils have been busy growing their confidence as independent digital learners. This week, they learned how to compose and send emails, practising real‑world communication skills in a safe and supported environment. They explored how to structure a … Continue reading →

It’s been a hugely successful weekend for our fabulous learners, who shone brightly across a range of sporting events. From football pitches to gymnastics mats, our young athletes proudly earned medals and represented their clubs with determination, teamwork and joy. … Continue reading →

Primary 5 have been developing their data‑handling skills through an engaging whole‑school survey project. Each group was allocated a class to work with and given the responsibility of designing and carrying out a survey of their choice. Topics ranged from … Continue reading →

Our young horologists have been working enthusiastically on creating their own analogue clock faces as part of their First Level Curriculum for Excellence numeracy learning. Pupils showed great effort and concentration as they measured, positioned numbers accurately and assembled moving … Continue reading →