As the conclave begins today, Wednesday 7th May, Cathedral school community joins with the Church around the world in praying for the cardinals, that they will be guided by the Holy Spirit. Holy God, We pray for the cardinals as … Continue reading →

As part of their People who help us topic, Primary 1 learners met members of the Scottish Fire Service on Friday 2nd May. A fire engine visited the school grounds and the children had the opportunity to find out about … Continue reading →

Following the recent death of Pope Francis, a conclave to elect the new pope will begin on Wednesday 7th May. The conclave is an ancient and fascinating process and this Primary 4 learner was curious to find out what it … Continue reading →

Primary 6 hosted another successful coffee morning on Friday 2nd May. As always, it was great to see the hall filled with families and friends enjoying a catch up over coffee and cake. The event raised a fantastic £683.97 for … Continue reading →

This Primary 3 learner was very proud to show off his Blue Peter badge to Mr Young on Thursday 1st May. He won it for writing about a book he particularly enjoyed: ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ by Roald Dahl. … Continue reading →

May’s wellbeing indicator is INCLUDED. 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 accept help when work is hard. … Continue reading →

Our Primary 6 buddies joined their friends in the nursery on Wednesday 30th April to enjoy some indoor and outdoor learning together. The above group headed to the sand area, finding some dinosaurs on the way, and had great fun … Continue reading →

Please continue to pray for Pope Francis during this nine day period of mourning. Heavenly Father, You entrusted the care of your Church on earth to Pope Francis, and now you have called him to yourself. We entrust his soul … Continue reading →

Primary 1 parents and carers had the opportunity to join their child in class on Tuesday 29th April for the last of our digital family learning workshops. Each of the three sessions opened with a presentation on how digital can … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s hard-working teachers and support staff are busy preparing for the school and nursery inspection on 12th May. To give them a wee boost during this busy time, Mrs Murphy has refreshed the staff wellbeing area in the staffroom. As … Continue reading →