Primary 5 pupils ran another successful coffee morning on Friday 17th February and, as always, the hall was packed with Cathedral families enjoying a good blether over tea and cake. A fantastic £835.56 was raised for school funds. As always, many … Continue reading →

The Cathedral Primary curriculum doesn’t just consist of the learning which goes on in the school building but also encapsulates the wider achievements of our young learners. Cathedral pupils have the opportunity to log these wider achievements on their ‘Rose … Continue reading →

Primary 6b have been developing their general knowledge in recent weeks, particularly on capital cities around the world. These eight brain-boxes scored full marks in their class quiz on Friday 10th February, naming all capital cities correctly. Would all of … Continue reading →

Motherwell Football Community Trust delivered football taster sessions for our P6 and P7 pupils on Wednesday 8th February. Ellie Askey, Girls Football Officer, complimented our fabulous pupils on their skill, commitment, application and impeccable behaviour. Champion effort all round, Cathedral!

Congratulations to the young footballers pictured above for displaying ACE during training sessions: A – Attitude C – Commitment E – Enthusiasm Football is an important part of our Come Clubbing @ Cathedral programme and pupils celebrate their successes and … Continue reading →

On Tuesday 7th February, three Primary 6 pupils represented Cathedral Primary at the North Lanarkshire sustainability conference. The children had the opportunity to explore various exhibits and hear from several keynote speakers. By the end of the morning, the three … Continue reading →

One of the priorities in our 2022/23 School Improvement Plan is reading for enjoyment and pupils and staff have already made great progress in this area. Of course, classes have access to our fantastic library each week and every pupil … Continue reading →

Smart School Council, which gives every Cathedral pupil a voice, is continuing to drive forward change and improvement across our school community. This term, we are working with the organisation ‘Respect Me’ to review our current approaches to preventing and … Continue reading →

Primary 4 entertained their families and the rest of the school on Friday 3rd February when they took to the stage for their Scottish-themed Learning Showcase. Following the arrival in Scotland of some American relatives, here to visit their granny, … Continue reading →

As part of Come Clubbing @ Cathedral, Primary 7 pupils recently completed Young Leaders training with our resident Active Schools Co-ordinator, Fiona Russell. The Young Leader Award is a great introduction to leadership, giving young people aged eleven and over … Continue reading →