The latest artwork to appear in Cathedral GOMA (Gallery Of Magnificent Art) online exhibition comes from Primary 5/6. Our Primary 5 and 6 learners’ eye-catching optical illusions feature a geometric background in felt pen, with a cut-out pencil sketch of a soft drinks … Continue reading →

Cathedral learners and staff made a prayerful journey around the school grounds on Tuesday 2nd April for our annual outdoor Stations of the Cross. Each station was led by a group of Primary 7 pupils and the 12th Station featured … Continue reading →

The latest artwork to appear in Cathedral GOMA (Gallery Of Magnificent Art) online exhibition comes from Primary 5b. Our Primary 5 learners’ moving images of Good Friday were created using watercolours for the background and marker pen to draw the silhouette of the … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s 150th Anniversary Theatre was officially opened by Mr Charlie Miller from Forgewood Holdings on Tuesday 1st April. Following the ceremonial cutting of the ribbon, the ‘Gie it Laldie’ choir, accompanied by Mrs Campbell on guitar, performed three pieces, including … Continue reading →

Primary 4 parents and carers were the last cohort this term to join their child in class for a digital family learning workshop. Each of the two sessions on Tuesday 1st April opened with a presentation on how digital can … Continue reading →

There’s a bit of an ongoing issue in Cathedral’s school grounds with tree roots lifting the monoblocks. For health and safety reasons, we have – up until now – intermittently gathered loose blocks and stored them in the shed. However, … Continue reading →

As part of their current Religious Education, exploring the events of Holy Week and Easter, Primary 3a have an ‘Explore & Extend’ activity on their Active8 task-board which sets the challenge of building Jerusalem at the time of Christ from … Continue reading →

Mr Young chuckled to himself when this young learner popped along to his office on Monday 31st March with a picture he’d drawn during free-play. It shows Mr Young at assembly, complete with red tie, saying “Get ready for the … Continue reading →

Good attendance makes a HUGE difference to your child’s progress and attainment. Every school day really does count! We set a goal in mid-March to get Cathedral’s pupil attendance back up above 94% by the end of term and we’re … Continue reading →

Primary 5b learners set up a mini enterprise during the last week of term, selling beautiful hand-crafted finger rosaries. Not only did their enterprise promote prayer during this season of Lent, it also raised money for Missio, which will be … Continue reading →