Primary 7 rounded off the term in fantastic style on Friday 10th October with a brilliant learning showcase for their families and friends. The children chose World War II as their theme and did a wonderful job transporting everyone back … Continue reading →

This Primary 5 learner was bursting with pride as he stepped onto the pitch at Hampden Park on Thursday 9th October, serving as one of Scotland’s mascots for the 2026 World Cup qualifying match against Greece. He had an unforgettable … Continue reading →

During their time in Cathedral’s Play Zone on Thursday 9th October, these imaginative Primary 1 learners set out to build nothing other than God’s house! Mr Young wasn’t too sure if the girls were familiar with Jesus’ words in John … Continue reading →

I have observed living things in the environment over time and I am becoming aware of how they depend on each other. SCN 0-01a I have explored numbers understanding that they represent quantities and I can use them to count, … Continue reading →

During their time in Cathedral’s Investigation & Innovation Hub week beginning 6th October, Primary 6 learners were set the challenge of inventing something ‘useful’. This group of inventors came up with a super sweet idea… a lollipop vending machine!  After … Continue reading →

Following the publication of Cathedral’s inspection report, teaching staff came together during the week beginning 6th October for a reflection and planning workshop focused on how we build on Cathedral’s success and sustain excellence in the years ahead. The session … Continue reading →

A Family Learning workshop for parents and carers whose first language is not English took place on Wednesday 8th October. Mrs Leitch, our cluster EAL teacher, modelled some activities to support their child’s learning of English at home and provided … Continue reading →

Clare Adamson, Member of the Scottish Parliament for Motherwell and Wishaw, has written to Cathedral Primary to congratulate learners and staff on the school’s outstanding inspection report. The letter, which can be read via the link below, closes with Ms … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s Investigation & Innovation Hub family learning sessions continued on Tuesday 7th October. 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 … Continue reading →

HM Inspectors from Education Scotland visited Cathedral Primary School in May 2025 and the inspection report was finally published on Tuesday 7th October. It is rare for a school to receive even one ‘excellent’ grade, but Cathedral achieved an outstanding … Continue reading →