Lunchtime Christmas storytelling has been a Cathedral Christmas tradition for many years, founded by avid-reader, Mrs McCarthy, ten years ago. Discovery Drive was packed with pupils on Thursday 5th December, eager to listen to the first festive story of the … Continue reading →

These Cathedral learners played in a friendly campus football tournament on Wednesday 4th December, which welcomed other schools from the Motherwell area. They were thrilled to win all four of their matches, conceding only two goals across the competition. Most … Continue reading →

Following a wee mix up of diary dates, Cathedral school community, along with a number of parents and parishioners, found themselves gathered in the hall for Mass on Friday 29th November… but without a priest! Mrs McLeish asked Mr Young … Continue reading →

This Primary 5 learner, who is a member of the Motherwell and Wishaw swimming team, continues to excel in her sport. In a recent swimming competition, she came 1st in the 9 years and under front crawl, back crawl, breast … Continue reading →

To help our school and parish community prepare for the coming of Jesus at Christmas, Mass will be celebrated at 8.15am in the Music Room every Tuesday and Friday throughout the season of Advent. All pupils, staff, parents and parishioners … Continue reading →

December’s wellbeing indicator is NURTURED. Please use the prompts below to talk to your child about this indicator. This ensures a joined-up approach between home and school and will help your child complete their wellbeing wheel in school. I have … Continue reading →

Cathedral learners donned a touch of tartan on Friday 29th November to celebrate Scotland’s patron, Saint Andrew, and our country’s national day. There was the opportunity to taste some Scottish produce and the day concluded with a service in honour … Continue reading →

Inspired by a range of stimuli, I can express and communicate my ideas, thoughts and feelings through drama. (EXA 0-13a) I have explored numbers, understanding that they represent quantities, and I can use them to count. (MNU 0-02a) Wellbeing Indicator: … Continue reading →

Here at Cathedral, pupils write independently for short bursts EVERY day of the week as this allows learners across the school to apply what they’ve been learning in phonics, spelling and taught writing lessons. Mr Young was absolutely blown away … Continue reading →

This Primary 4 learner was exceptionally proud to walk onto the pitch as one of Celtic’s mascots at the start of the UEFA Champions League match against Club Brugge on Wednesday 27th November. Despite the chilly weather, he had an … Continue reading →