Cathedral select girls football team excelled at the NLC Active Schools football tournament on Tuesday 24th September, winning four and drawing in one game across their six matches. Coach Willie was exceptionally proud not only of the girls’ football skills … Continue reading →

These Primary 4 learners combined computer coding with their literacy work on Tuesday 24th September. The children programmed their current spelling words to appear on microbits and were very proud to show off their digital technology skills to Mr Young. … Continue reading →

I can use the signs and charts around me for information. (MNU 0-02a)  I am learning skills and strategies which will support me in challenging times, particularly in relation to change. (HWB 0-07a) Over the past week in Cathedral Nursery … Continue reading →

Cathedral school choir sang at a special Mass in Glasgow University Memorial Chapel on Friday 20th September to mark the 25th anniversary of the School of Education. The main celebrant was Archbishop Nolan. Under the direction of NSSP Choral Director, … Continue reading →

This Primary 7 learner, whose current class topic is Amazing Africa, was very proud to show-off his version of a traditional Maasai necklace to Mr Young on Thursday 19th September. This type of jewellery, from east Africa, is traditionally worn … Continue reading →

The second of our Active8 Family Learning workshops took place on Thursday 19th September. Mr Young’s presentation provided an overview of the approach, including information on Cathedral’s ‘overarching pedagogy’, which ensures an appropriate balance of adult-led, adult-initiated and learner-led learning … Continue reading →

Mrs Campbell’s junior choir club got off to a rousing start after school on Wednesday 18th September. The first song the children learned was ‘All God’s creatures got a place in the choir’, accompanied by an enthusiastic Mrs Campbell on … Continue reading →

Back in June, our current Primary 5 pupils were invited to create a sign for the new play park on Roman Road. This talented artist was selected as the winner and was absolutely delighted to be presented with a mini … Continue reading →

As part of their class topic on the River Clyde, Primary 5 have become engineers and used their learning street’s technology resources to construct bridges.  Mr Young encountered these learners on his way through the school on Wednesday 18th September … Continue reading →

Cathedral learners had the opportunity to enjoy playing a variety of board games on Tuesday 17th September at Miss Forsyth’s after school club. These two friends connected over a game of ‘Guess who?’. A new Come Clubbing @ Cathedral display … Continue reading →