In response to a suggestion made during our recent round of Smart School Council meetings on how we can connect with our local community, our twelve House Captains and a giant Easter bunny hand-delivered invitations for our upcoming exhibition, along … Continue reading →

Primary 3 parents and carers had the opportunity to join their child in class on Tuesday 25th March for a digital family learning workshop. Each of the three sessions opened with a presentation on how digital can support literacy and … Continue reading →

This Primary 7 learner interviewed Mr Young on Monday 24th March for a very interesting (and historic) reason. Way back in 2000, the year Cathedral Primary celebrated its 125th anniversary, his mum was a Primary 7 pupil in Cathedral and … Continue reading →

Mrs Cassidy hosted a targeted health & wellbeing family learning workshop on Friday 21st March. Parents and carers were given an overview of our ‘Cool Connections’ programme and had the opportunity to join in with some of the activities. Cathedral … Continue reading →

As they do every year, the young learners of Cathedral, Firpark and Clydeview campus teamed up on Friday 21st March to support a local Motherwell foodbank. Under the watchful eye of Miss Cawley and Mr Cotter, pupils co-ordinated the gathering … Continue reading →

All of Cathedral’s Primary 6 learners took part in the first round of the OLHS cluster K’nex challenge on Thursday 20th March. The children worked in pairs to design a new Forth Road Bridge which would allow cars to cross … Continue reading →

A group of nursery learners were out and about in our woodland area again on Thursday 20th March. The children had great fun in the sunshine managing their own risk by climbing trees and scaling the rope ladder. Some of … Continue reading →

The latest artwork to appear in Cathedral GOMA (Gallery Of Magnificent Art) online exhibition comes from Primary 3a. Our Primary 3 learners have been studying different artists this term and the class’s eye-catching display features art inspired by four different artists. The work of … Continue reading →

Good attendance makes a HUGE difference to your child’s progress and attainment. Every school day really does count! At the beginning of March, Cathedral’s overall pupil attendance had dropped from 94% to 93.88%. However, by Wednesday 19th March, this had … Continue reading →

As part of Come Clubbing @ Cathedral, a group of dedicated Our Lady’s High School pupils are currently leading an after-school sports club for our Primary 5 learners. The activities, games and team-building exercises are helping Cathedral learners develop essential … Continue reading →