One of the hymns we’ve sang during the season of Lent says: ‘Whatsoever you do to the least of my people, that you do unto me.’ This Cathedral pupil has been putting her faith into action in recent weeks by … Continue reading →

This Primary 4 pupil was very eager to show off his trophy to Mr Young. He plays with Motherwell FC Community Trust and was recently awarded Trainer of the Week for his commitment, effort, attitude and skill on the pitch. … Continue reading →

Cathedral pupils and staff made a prayerful journey around the school grounds on Tuesday 26th March for our annual outdoor Stations of the Cross. Each station was led by a group of Primary 7 pupils and the 12th Station featured … Continue reading →

Our final Lenten Mass took place before school on Tuesday 26th March and parents and parishioners were treated to a hot cross bun and cuppa afterwards. It was a lovely opportunity to relax and chat before the arrival of the … Continue reading →

Primary 7c made the short walk to Motherwell library on Monday 25th March to meet and listen to Scottish children’s author, Lyndsay Littleson. The children heard an extract from ‘Secrets of the last Merfolk’, which tells the story of a … Continue reading →

Primary 2 pupils visited Motherwell Heritage Centre during the week beginning 18th March to discover more about Knights and Castles. Our young learners got a birds-eye view of a model castle, had the opportunity to dress up in medieval costume … Continue reading →

As they do every year, the young learners of Cathedral, Firpark and Clydeview campus teamed up on Friday 22nd March to support a local Motherwell foodbank. Under the watchful eye of Miss Cawley, pupils co-ordinated the gathering of items donated … Continue reading →

A team of Primary 5 pupils made the short walk to Motherwell’s Duchess Park on Friday 22nd March to sow wild flower seeds and plant native plants.  The event was run by Starling Learning, an ecological consultancy, environmental education and conservation … Continue reading →

Our three Primary 7 classrooms were transformed into court rooms on Wednesday 20th March for an engaging Developing the Young Workforce activity, facilitated by Cathedral parent, Mrs Neville. Mrs Neville works as a Sheriffdom Legal Advisor for the Scottish Courts … Continue reading →

It turns out that Wednesday 20th March was ‘national proposal day’ and pupils from Primary 7c took the opportunity to make a proposal to Mr Young he just couldn’t resist. Our three Primary 7 classes will be visiting Motherwell library on … Continue reading →