As part of Mrs Findlay’s lunchtime club, these Cathedral learners made bird feeders to keep our feathered friends nourished during the winter months. The children researched the best ingredients to use (beef dripping, oats and seeds) but avoided meal worms, … Continue reading →

All those associated with Cathedral Primary School and parish are most welcome to join Head Choristers from across the seven schools involved in the National Schools Singing Programme for sung afternoon prayer in Motherwell Cathedral on Thursday 22nd January. The … Continue reading →

Eight new members were welcomed to the Rights Respecting Schools Committee on Monday 20th January and all committee members were presented with a new badge. The badge is made in Cathedral colours and includes the UNICEF logo. The committee are … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s Rights Respecting School Committee ran a poster competition in November during Anti-bullying Week, linked to Articles 15 and 19. The winners from each stage were announced at assembly on Monday 20th January and their posters will be displayed around … Continue reading →

One of our current Smart School Council projects is improving pupil toilets to make them more aesthetically pleasing and pleasant to use. Pupils in each learning street were recently consulted on the colour they would like each toilet to be … Continue reading →

Cathedral school community is delighted to announce that Mrs Tominey gave birthday to a beautiful baby girl at 3.35pm on Sunday 19th January, earlier than planned, but still weighing in at a healthy 5lb 12oz. Both Bella and mum are … Continue reading →

It’s been an incredible start to the new term and, indeed, Cathedral’s 150th anniversary year. Children across the school returned after the Christmas break brimming with enthusiasm and eager to get going with their learning. As we reach the end … Continue reading →

Here at Cathedral Primary, we ensure an appropriate balance of adult-led, adult-initiated and learner-led learning. These Primary 4 pupils took learner-led learning to a life-sized scale when they decided to transform a cardboard box into their very own Jubilee doors. … Continue reading →

Buddying resumed on Thursday 16th January and Primary 1c were very excited to head upstairs to enjoy reading with their Primary 7 buddies. The story bags included a soft toy, linked to the book, which added to the discussion and … Continue reading →

Cathedral Primary welcomed Mr Jack Rafferty (Grand Knight KSC Carfin) and Mr Michael Roche (KSC Action and Youth) on Thursday 16th January to present certificates to one of our Primary 6 learners who was successful in last term’s Knights of … Continue reading →