November’s wellbeing indicator is ACHIEVING. 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 ask my teacher for help when I … Continue reading →

Cathedral hosted a football tournament with teams from Our Lady & Saint Francis, St Teresa’s, Keir Hardie, St Patrick’s, St Brendan’s and Christ the King on Friday 31st October. As you can see from the huge smiles, Cathedral emerged as … Continue reading →

Cathedral parent and international trade specialist with the Scottish Space Programme, Andrew Dickson, delivered an exciting presentation on space to our Primary 5 learners on Friday 31st October. The children learned how satellites and rockets are designed and launched right … Continue reading →

As part of this term’s World War II topic, Primary 7 learners had the opportunity to choose an area of interest to delve deeper into. On Friday 31st October, our young historians showcased their learning to other classes in an … Continue reading →

This week in Cathedral nursery, our young learners have been diving into the wonderful world of pumpkins! We discovered where pumpkins come from and enjoyed getting hands-on with the inside — scooping, feeling, and talking about the different textures and … Continue reading →

On Thursday 30th October, Primary 6 learners enjoyed a Halloween themed STEM session. Transforming their classroom into a mini science lab, filled with spooky surprises, learners experimented with materials to create their own glow-in-the-dark slime. What a fantastic way to … Continue reading →

One of our young learners recently enjoyed an unforgettable experience serving as the official mascot for Celtic Football Club during a European fixture earlier this month. She managed to keep her exciting news under wraps for a while, but Mrs … Continue reading →

There was a nice surprise for Mr Young as he walked through Cathedral’s Play Zone on Wednesday 29th October. This imaginative Primary 1 learner had set up a very professional‑looking health clinic. Armed with a stethoscope, our young medic invited … Continue reading →

There was a SPOOK-tacularly good atmosphere in the hall on Tuesday 28th October for Cathedral’s Halloween discos. Costumes across all stages were absolutely fantastic and the boys and girls had a great time showing off their spooky dance moves! Many … Continue reading →

These two enthusiastic Primary 4 learners generously gave up their lunchtime on Tuesday 28th October to design and create a fantastic ‘Happy Halloween’ banner. Their creativity and teamwork shone through, and the banner was proudly displayed to welcome Cathedral pupils … Continue reading →