Primary 7 have been learning about food nutrition as part of their work with the Celtic Foundation and were recently invited to make a meal at home from scratch. This Primary 7c learner embraced the challenge and cooked marinated lime … Continue reading →

As we approach the month of December, the latest ‘Spotlight this month’ has appeared in the library, focusing on books to curl up with this winter. Cathedral learners continue to make great use of our library and twenty minutes of … Continue reading →

Another two teachers from St Mary’s Primary School, Bo’ness, spent Monday 25th November in Cathedral to see our Active8 approach in action. Once again, our visitors were exceptionally impressed by Cathedral learners’ behaviour, engagement, independence and the way they lead … Continue reading →

Catholic Education Week runs until Friday 29th November, when Cathedral school community will gather to celebrate Mass in honour of St Andrew. This year’s CEW theme is ‘Pilgrims of Hope’, giving pupils and staff the opportunity to look ahead to … Continue reading →

To mark Book Week Scotland, these Primary 5/6learners had great fun working together to design and construct reading dens from cardboard boxes on Friday 22nd November. There were some fantastic ideas, with one group even appointing a bouncer to stand … Continue reading →

LIT 0-01c “I enjoy exploring events and characters in stories and other texts, sharing my thoughts in different ways.” HWB 0-35a “I explore and discover where foods come from as I choose, prepare and taste different foods.” WELLBEING INDICATOR: Achieving … Continue reading →

Primary 5 pupils ran another successful coffee morning on Friday 22nd November and, as usual, the hall was packed with Cathedral families enjoying a good blether over tea and cake. There was an extra treat for guests at this term’s … Continue reading →

Lynda Keith, who supported school staff to develop high-quality play in Primary 1 and 2 from 2021 – 2023, was back in Cathedral on Thursday 21st November to work alongside our nursery practitioners. As many of you will be aware, … Continue reading →

Priority 2 in Cathedral’s 2024/25 improvement plan is: Improve the quality and increase the impact of Religious Education RC across all stages through a systematic and active review of the ten characteristics in the Charter for Catholic Schools. Cathedral was … Continue reading →

This Primary 7 learner has campaigned tirelessly over the past year for  a cause very close to her heart and her incredible efforts and contribution to the success of the campaign were recently recognised and reported on BBC Newsround. Everyone … Continue reading →