The final Investigation & Innovation Hub family learning sessions took place on Tuesday 11th November. The two workshops began with a presentation from Mrs Duffy on how activities within the hub fit naturally into Cathedral’s overall Active8 approach. Mrs Duffy … Continue reading →

Gillian has been a ray of sunshine in Cathedral’s kitchen for an incredible eighteen years, always ready with a smile, a laugh, and an occasional extra helping! On Friday 7th November, Gillian hung up her apron and hairnet for the … Continue reading →

On Friday 7th November, an impressive array of Viking warriors and gods took to the stage for Primary 3’s learning showcase. The children led their audience on an exciting journey back in time, sharing fascinating facts about Viking daily life, … Continue reading →

Our nursery learners have had a very busy week, full of curiosity, creativity and hands‑on exploration. To mark Bonfire Night, the children enjoyed talking about the colourful displays they had seen in the night sky and shared their own experiences … Continue reading →

After an incredible thirteen years of coaching football at Cathedral and Firpark, Coach Willie officially hung up his whistle on Friday 6th November to devote more time to his other passion of hillwalking. To mark the occasion, Willie was presented … Continue reading →

On Thursday 6th November, Primary 7 learners were set a STEM Challenge of creating a fully functional zip line.  Using K’Nex, these budding engineers planned, solved problems, built and modified their design to allow Bob to take the leap of … Continue reading →

On Wednesday 5th November, Primary 7b explored chemical reactions by creating their own mini fireworks. Our young scientists carefully investigated variables and reflected on their learning to make sure their experiments worked perfectly and produced the much-anticipated “BANG!” It goes … Continue reading →

These talented Primary 4 artists showcased their impressive skills on Wednesday, 5th November by creating stunning portraits of the infamous Guy Fawkes. Using pencil, they expertly explored pattern, tone, and detail to bring each portrait to life.

Cathedral’s Investigation & Innovation Hub family learning sessions continued on Tuesday 4th November. Each session began with a presentation from Mr Young on how activities within the hub fit naturally into Cathedral’s overall Active8 approach. Mr Young went on to explain the … Continue reading →

Over the past few weeks, Primary 6b have been busy trialling Marty the robot as part of their Computing Science. Learners had the chance to bring Marty to life through coding, tackle problem-solving challenges, and work together in teams to … Continue reading →