As part of their current science work, these Primary 6 learners were set the challenge of creating a scale model of a piece of engineering which generates renewable energy. Inspired by one of the girl’s dads, who helps maintain wind-farms, … Continue reading →

LIT 0-01a I enjoy exploring and playing with the patterns and sounds of language and can use what I learn. HWB 0-01a I am aware of and able to express my feelings and am developing the ability to talk about … Continue reading →

House Captains held a Smart School Council surgery on Thursday 6th February. The monthly surgery works alongside our suggestion box and gives Cathedral learners the opportunity to speak to House Captains about things they’d like to see change or improve … Continue reading →

One of our recent Smart School Council projects has been improving pupil toilets in our four learning streets to make them more pleasant spaces to use. Learners across the school selected the paint colours and a team of pupils visited … Continue reading →

Primary 1 and Primary 2 were the first Cathedral learners to make the short walk to Motherwell Heritage Centre on Wednesday 5th February for a workshop linked to our 150th anniversary. The parish school has been around for an incredible … Continue reading →

Cathedral excelled in the North Lanarkshire Active Schools Girls Football Festival at Braidhurst High School on Tuesday 4th February, winning all three of their matches! Results were as follows: Cathedral vs Newarthill: 4 – 1 Cathedral vs Christ the King: … Continue reading →

As part of our targeted family learning programme, Cathedral learners have the opportunity to attend our Monday homework club and even bring along a parent/carer to join in their learning. The club, which supports learners across the school, provides a … Continue reading →

As part of Come Clubbing @ Cathedral, Primary 7 pupils recently completed Young Leaders training with our resident Active Schools Co-ordinator, Fiona Russell. The Young Leader Award is a great introduction to leadership, giving young people aged eleven and over … Continue reading →

Good attendance makes a HUGE difference to your child’s progress and attainment. Every school day really does count! Our overall pupil attendance dipped to a worrying 92.6% in December. However, as February arrives, we are delighted to say Cathedral’s overall … Continue reading →

February’s wellbeing indicator is RESPECTED. Please use the prompts below to talk to your child about this indicator. This will help them complete their wellbeing wheel in school. Primary 1 I share my ideas during Smart School Council. My teacher … Continue reading →