November’s wellbeing indicator is ACHIEVING. 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 ask my teacher for help when I need … Continue reading →

Cathedral Primary was delighted to host the Laudato Si’ Roadshow on Tuesday 7th November. The event was delivered by SCES, SCIAF and Justice & Peace and focused on how Pope Francis’ encyclical can be lived out in schools and communities. … Continue reading →

Cathedral’s ‘Active8’ approach to organising learning and teaching is now into its third year. However, news of the approach – which maximises pupil engagement, challenge and personalisation and choice – has now filtered out beyond the walls of Cathedral and … Continue reading →

As part of Our Lady’s cluster Primary – Secondary transition programme, Primary 7 pupils recently had the opportunity to work with the high school’s science department. The input was in two parts: one session took place in the science labs … Continue reading →

Cathedral Primary is committed to ensuring the highest quality of learning and teaching across all classes. As part of our ongoing Quality Assurance, classroom learning visits got underway on Tuesday 31st October. Over the course of the next three weeks, … Continue reading →

Although our discos took place in the first week of term, Halloween made an entertaining return to Cathedral dining hall on Tuesday 31st October. Cruella de Vil and her fantastic team of Dalmatians served up a spooktacular Halloween menu for … Continue reading →

After dedicating an incredible eighteen years to Cathedral Nursery, Mrs Murphy waved a sad goodbye to children, staff and parents on Friday 27th October. Literally hundreds of Cathedral Primary pupils have passed through the nursery during Mrs Murphy’s time and … Continue reading →

Primary 4 hosted another successful coffee morning on Friday 27th October. It was great to see the hall filled with families and friends enjoying a catch up over coffee and cake. The event raised an incredible £686.00 for school funds. … Continue reading →

This Primary 3 learner was so inspired by her recent Vikings topic in school, she decided to make a model of a Viking longship at home. She was able to talk to Mr Young about the skills she used to … Continue reading →

As well as a relentless focus on high attainment, Cathedral Primary is also passionate about celebrating wider achievements. Lucas McDermott, one of our Primary 5 pupils, was very proud to appear on the pitch of Celtic Park on Wednesday 25th … Continue reading →