The sun shone throughout the week beginning 12th May and our third group of nursery learners enjoyed their first session in Cathedral’s forest area. Our outdoor explorers enjoyed the freedom to learn in the natural environment at their own pace … Continue reading →

As part of their current topic on mini-beasts, these Primary 2 learners had great fun in Cathedral’s playzone on Thursday 15th May making their very own bee keeper outfits. After some careful planning, designing, cutting, painting and sticking, our young … Continue reading →

These Primary 7 learners worked together to make a fantastic life-size Anderson shelter on Wednesday 14th and Thursday 15th May. They used and developed a wide range of skills during the two-day project including collaborating, designing, planning, predicting, persevering, modifying, … Continue reading →

Primary 5c headed to Cathedral’s forest area, just outside the school grounds, on Thursday 15th May for some outdoor learning linked to their current topic, The Scottish Wars of Independence. After learning how to build a campfire, the children discussed … Continue reading →

Cathedral was delighted to welcome the local community to an advance viewing of our 150th anniversary exhibition on Wednesday 14th May, including residents from the local sheltered housing, members of the Deaf Hub and some of our friends from Firpark … Continue reading →

Primary 4b learners donned their lab coats on Tuesday 13th May and were provided with various materials to form a tornado in a bottle. Our young scientists had to make a hypothesis, plan their method and then use the materials … Continue reading →

As part of an opportunity for learner-led learning on the class Active8 task-board, this Primary 7 learner selected a provocation card in the STEM area on Monday 12th May which led to the construction of a Lego Anderson shelter. She … Continue reading →

It’s been another fun two weeks of forest adventures for our nursery learners. The children have continued to develop their balancing skills using the tight rope. This fun activity required strength, agility and concentration. All of the children took up … Continue reading →

Milton Street resident, Mrs Ferguson, was so touched by her invitation to Cathedral’s 150th anniversary exhibition and gift of a chocolate bunny prior to the Easter holidays, she spent the holidays knitting three football mascots for Cathedral Primary to raffle … Continue reading →

Cathedral school community joins with the Church throughout the world in praying for the new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV. Faithful God, You guide us on the path of life and your goodness is our constant companion. Be with our … Continue reading →