Campus Council gathered for their opening meeting of the year on Monday 26th August. The children from the three schools took some time to get to know one another before discussing and planning our first 2024/25 Campus Connections learning activity: … Continue reading →

Every change and improvement we make in Cathedral is ultimately about improving outcomes for pupils, so it’s vital our young learners are directly involved in the school’s ongoing improvement process. Pupils had the opportunity to explore Cathedral’s 2024/25 improvement priorities … Continue reading →

Priority 2 in this year’s Annual 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 in … Continue reading →

The National Schools Singing Programme, funded by Motherwell Diocese, got back up and running on Thursday 22nd August. Mr James Greechan, NSSP Choral Director, met our new Primary 4 pupils for the first time and the boys and girls thoroughly … Continue reading →

Our first Family Learning workshop of the year, for parents and carers of our new Primary 1 pupils, took place on Thursday 22nd August . The workshop focused on Primary 1 literacy, particularly Cathedral’s approach to teaching phonics. Mr Young … Continue reading →

As you will have read in a newsfeed item posted earlier this week, Provost Duffy paid a visit to Cathedral Primary on Tuesday 19th August ahead of the Papal Nuncio’s visit to Motherwell next week. The Provost’s visit to Cathedral … Continue reading →

As a ‘Laudato Si’ school, Cathedral pupils are invited to respond to the call to be good stewards of God’s creation. On Wednesday 21st August, a team of enthusiastic Primary 5 pupils, under the direction of an equally enthusiastic Mrs … Continue reading →

Cathedral Primary received a special visit from the Provost, Councillor Duffy, and the Convener of Education, Councillor McBride, on Tuesday 20th August. Claire O’Neill, Primary RE Advisor, was also in attendance. The Provost and Convener met with our twelve House … Continue reading →

Cathedral pupils spent part of assembly on Monday 19th August learning more about the important topic of mental health from local charity YAMS (You are my sunshine). The children learned that many different things can impact on our mental health, … Continue reading →

OLGA Cathedral Primary School, Firpark Primary School and Clydeview Primary School are privileged to share the same campus. Our ‘Ca-Fi Connections’ programme (‘Ca’ for Cathedral and ‘Fi’ for Firpark) has provided regular opportunities over the years for Cathedral, Firpark and, … Continue reading →