Cathedral Primary was a hive of activity on Thursday 27th August for our ‘Meet the Teacher’ event. Pupils had the chance to show their parents and carers their classroom and learning street, while parents and carers enjoyed the opportunity to … Continue reading →

This week, our young learners have been busy harvesting the vegetables they have grown in our garden. As part of our learning about where food comes from, we have spent the last few weeks observing our vegetables grow and develop. … Continue reading →

Primary 3 pupils have greatly impressed Mrs Duffy with their imaginative and engaging warning stories. They have demonstrated exceptional creativity, selecting ambitious vocabulary and developing their ideas with increasing detail, confidence and flair. It has been wonderful to see the … Continue reading →

Our Primary 7 young learners recently had the fantastic opportunity to participate in Bikeability Levels 1 and 2, led by the North Lanarkshire Outdoor Education Team from Strathclyde Country Park. The programme catered for all abilities, allowing every pupil to … Continue reading →

The partnership of home, parish and school is particularly important when children are preparing to receive the sacraments of Reconciliation, First Holy Communion and Confirmation. Although the school plays a key role in preparing children for these three sacraments, these … Continue reading →

A much‑loved feature of Cathedral’s weekly assembly is the opportunity for two or three pupils to share an aspect of their recent learning journey with the whole school. Cathedral learners understand that successful learning isn’t about getting everything right all … Continue reading →

Sunday marked the exciting return of the North Lanarkshire Council Half Marathon for its second consecutive year, bringing together families and communities from across the area. We were delighted to hear that many of our pupils and nursery children took … Continue reading →

Mrs Duffy came across this eager bunch of Primary 7 learners in one of Cathedral’s ‘Attainment Team’ (A-Team) learning spaces. They were working with Mrs Findlay on improving their numeracy skills and were thinking about place value.  Mrs Duffy was … Continue reading →

This week at Cathedral Primary, we are thrilled to celebrate our Pupils of the Week at assembly. Across literacy, numeracy, problem solving and skills for learning, life and work, pupils excelled — showing curiosity, confidence and a willingness to challenge themselves. We are proud to celebrate the … Continue reading →

This week, our young learners have been celebrating the nursery values of Love, Friendship, Growth and Effort. Each child has proudly earned special stickers in recognition of their achievements and has been excited to share their successes with friends and … Continue reading →