These Primary 4b learners had great fun carrying out a Halloween-themed science experiment on Tuesday 22nd October. The class learned that water and oil don’t mix… unless, that is, you cause a spooktacular chemical reaction using an effervescent tablet! Wow! … Continue reading →

Next year, Cathedral school and parish will be an incredible 150 years old. How amazing to think that pupils, staff, parents and parishioners are part of a community of faith and learning stretching back fifteen decades! As Term 2 begins, … Continue reading →

What an INCREDIBLE start to the year at Cathedral! Highlights have included a visit from Provost Duffy; our House Captains attending a special Mass in the cathedral for the Papal Nuncio’s visit; Smart School Council leading improvements to our learning … Continue reading →

Flynn, one of our Primary 1c learners, and his mum viewed this absolutely beautiful sight of the aurora borealis (the northern lights) shining over Cathedral Primary School just after Parents Evening on Thursday 10th October. Thank you so much for … Continue reading →

Professor Roisin Coll from the University of Glasgow popped into Cathedral on Thursday 10th October to personally thank the choir for their contribution to the recent Mass for the 25th Anniversary of the School of Education. Professor Coll listened in … Continue reading →

Parents Evening takes place this coming Thursday, 10th October. As you know, Cathedral teachers use stampers and highlighter pens to give pupils high-quality feedback on their learning so that they know what their strengths are, as well as their next … Continue reading →

Mrs Mellon worked her usual magic in Winners Wynd recently when she gave the children’s wellbeing area an inspiring make-over. Should any Winners Wynd learner feel overwhelmed and need a bit of quiet time, they can now head off into … Continue reading →

Primary 6 hosted a table-top exhibition on Monday 7th October to showcase their fantastic Egyptian homework projects. The children have absolutely loved learning about Ancient Egypt this term, from the pyramids to the River Nile to the fascinating subject of … Continue reading →

Mr Young got a bit of a surprise when he logged into his emails on the morning of Saturday 5th October. These two Primary 7 learners had prepared and sent a PowerPoint about litter which they asked Mr Young to … Continue reading →

As newsfeed readers will be aware, Cathedral school choir sang at a special Mass in Glasgow University Memorial Chapel on Friday 20th September to mark the 25th anniversary of the School of Education. The following two links, showcasing our choir’s … Continue reading →