The sun was splitting the skies for this year’s Sports Day, which took place on Wednesday 15th May. As always, the event began with a vibrant  opening ceremony which included an interview with Motherwell player, Stephen O’Donnell. Following the ceremonial … Continue reading →

  Our Primary 4 pupils are now only a week away from celebrating their First Holy Communion. The April edition of ‘Flourish’, the newspaper of the Archdiocese of Glasgow, has an interesting feature on the sacrament. The articles encourage us … Continue reading →

Mr Young and Mrs Duffy made the hour-long journey to Lendrick Muir on Thursday 9th May to join P7 for dinner and their evening activity. Mr Young was absolutely delighted to hear from both Cathedral and Lendrick Muir staff how … Continue reading →

Wednesday 8th May saw another fabulous day for Primary 7 at Lendrick Muir. Activities including archery tag, a nature walk and trail biking, which finished with a dip in the river! The children were joined by Mrs Findlay and Mrs … Continue reading →

The first day of Primary 7’s residential excursion to Lendrick Muir finished off around the campfire on Tuesday 7th May. The children had spent the day trail-biking, bungee trampoling and some Cathedral learners had even overcome their fear of heights … Continue reading →

Primary 5 have been focusing on food technology in class over the past few weeks and have learned about food hygiene, food storage, kitchen safety and knife skills. The children had the opportunity to apply their learning on Friday 3rd … Continue reading →

As you may have read in a newsfeed post back in December (see below), Andrew Dickson, a Cathedral parent and international trade specialist within the Scottish Space Programme, along with his colleague, Derek Harris from Skyrora, delivered an exciting presentation … Continue reading →

Allergy Awareness Week 2024 took place from the 22nd to the 28th April. The week aims to raise awareness about allergies and offer help and support to those living with allergic conditions. Allergies are very much real and affect more … Continue reading →

There was an impressive turnout for our final coffee morning of the year on Friday 26th April. The event, run by our Primary 5 pupils, gave the usual opportunity for parents, families and friends to enjoy a catch up over … Continue reading →

Primary 6’s current class topic is the Egyptians and, following some careful research, these two learners worked together to create their own pyramid. The girls were able to talk confidently about the skills they used, which included researching, designing, measuring … Continue reading →