St Bride’s Hall was a hive of activity on Thursday 22nd May for the third and final day of Cathedral’s 150th anniversary exhibition. Visitors had the opportunity to walk through a timeline of Cathedral’s history, from the Victorian era to … Continue reading →

Due to Cathedral’s recent inspection, a number of events have had to be moved and we are now under a bit of pressure to try to fit everything in before the end of term. Please go through the revised dates … Continue reading →

Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral Primary School marked a historic milestone on Tuesday 20th May with a special Mass in Motherwell Cathedral to celebrate the school’s 150th anniversary. The Mass, led by Bishop Toal, was a highlight of a … Continue reading →

The sun shone for our parish community’s First Holy Communions on Saturday 17th May when 41 Cathedral pupils received Jesus in the Eucharist for the first time. The cathedral was packed for the special Mass, celebrated by Fr Lamb, and … Continue reading →

Following a positive inspection week, Cathedral learners and staff got out into the sunshine on Friday 16th May to relax after a busy few days. As the inspection report will now go through a scrupulous quality assurance process at Education … Continue reading →

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 →