Our three Primary 2 classes visited Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral during the week beginning 26th February to find out more about the interior of a Catholic church. Among other things, the children found out about the altar, the … Continue reading →

Following a rigorous verification process, Cathedral Primary has been awarded Gold School Sport Award 2024 – 26. This is the third time Cathedral has been awarded gold. The Gold School Sport Award is in recognition of Cathedral’s achievements in putting … Continue reading →

March’s wellbeing indicator is RESPONSIBLE. 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 can name some jobs in my local area. I … Continue reading →

As we continue to look ahead to our inspection from HMIe, which is likely to take place between now and the summer holidays, this week’s Friday Focus is on Family Learning. Each and every parent and carer plays a vital … Continue reading →

“I can show how to care for others” This week, our young learners have been beginning to understand why caring and sharing with their friends is so important. They have been helping each other rearrange the physical area outside and … Continue reading →

Primary 7 enjoyed a presentation from Brian Norton, Team Leader at the Motherwell Addiction Recovery Team, on Wednesday 28th February. The pupils discussed the dangers of alcohol and drug misuse on their bodies and had the opportunity to ask Brian … Continue reading →

Primary 2 have been learning about knights and castles in class this term and have had the opportunity to extend their learning in the playzone. These pupils had great fun designing a shield on Tuesday 27th February and were able … Continue reading →

‘Read Write Inc. Fresh Start’, which is delivered by our ‘A Team’, is a literacy programme which develops spelling, reading and writing skills. This hard-working group of Cathedral pupils have just completed module 8 of the programme and are also … Continue reading →

Primary 3 are currently learning about natural disasters. So far, the children have found out about earthquakes, floods, tornadoes and, most recently, tsunamis. The above learner spent part of his weekend creating a fantastic Lego model of a tsunami which … Continue reading →

This Primary 4 pupil demonstrated impressive maths skills on Monday 26th February. During his class’s outdoor learning, he practised his division facts for the 4 times table and made it all the way up to ‘200 divided by 4’. WOW!