MNU 0-11a I have experimented with everyday items as units of measure to investigate and compare sizes and amount in my environments, sharing my findings with others. LIT 0-14a I use signs, books or other texts to find useful information … Continue reading →

These Cathedral learners made the short journey to Dunelm in Uddingston on Thursday 30th January to select a few finishing touches for the toilets in their learning street. The colours for the toilet walls were chosen by pupils and Chris, … Continue reading →

As part of their learning on Chinese New Year, these Firpark learners popped over to Cathedral Primary on Wednesday 29th January to scare their Campus Connection friends with their fabulous Chinese dragon! We wish all of our friends in Firpark … Continue reading →

Due to circumstances beyond our control, Cathedral Nursery Class experienced significant and unprecedented challenges and changes during the 2023/24 session, with nine longstanding members of staff moving on from the establishment. However, the nursery section of Cathedral’s June 2024 Annual … Continue reading →

Following consultation with learners and staff across all classes in the initial weeks of term, along with feedback from parents and carers, we are delighted to publish Cathedral’s new Relationships and Behaviour policy. Cathedral PS relationships and behaviour policy – … Continue reading →

The first of this term’s digital family learning sessions took place on Tuesday 28th January. There were three workshops across the day (Primary 5a, Primary 5b and Primary 5c), all beginning with a presentation from Mr Quinn on how digital … Continue reading →

A well-established fixture of Cathedral’s weekly assembly is the opportunity for two or three pupils to share an aspect of their recent learning journey with the rest of the school. Cathedral learners know that successful learning isn’t about getting everything … Continue reading →

Five members of Cathedral Primary choir had the pleasure of attending the second annual Head Choristers Conference in the Diocesan Centre on Thursday 23rd January.  Arranged by Mr Greechan (Choral Director for the National Schools Singing Programme), they enjoyed a … Continue reading →

This Primary 5 learner, who plays for Partick Thistle, took part in a football tournament at Toryglen on Saturday 18th January. His team played matches against Celtic, Rangers, Newcastle, Burnley, Aberdeen, Queens Park and Hearts and finished a respectable 6th … Continue reading →

With the approach of Burns Night, Primary 7 learners had their very own question and answer session with piper David Stark (aka Mrs Allison’s Uncle Davie!) on Wednesday 22nd January. The children learned more about Robert Burns, how bagpipes work … Continue reading →