Back in June, our current Primary 5 pupils were invited to create a sign for the new play park on Roman Road. This talented artist was selected as the winner and we look forward to seeing her winning design at … Continue reading →

Cathedral Primary was a hive of activity on Thursday 29th August for ‘Meet the Teacher’. Pupils had the chance to show their parents/carers their classroom and learning street, and parents/carers had the opportunity to meet their child’s teacher. John McGarry … Continue reading →

I ENJOY EATING A DIVERSITY OF FOODS IN SOCIAL SITUATIONS HWB 0-29a I AM AWARE OF HOW FRIENDSHIPS ARE FORMED HWB 0-44a The children at Cathedral Nursery Class have been getting into the routine of visiting Cathedral Café in the … Continue reading →

Our first Smart School Council theme of the session is Our Learning & Teaching and, at their Smart School Council class meetings on Monday 26th August, pupils across the school were asked ‘What are the top five things which make … Continue reading →

Pupil Equity Funding (PEF) is money given to Cathedral Primary School by the Scottish Government each year to help us provide the best possible opportunities for our young learners. In particular, it is there to help the school support children who … Continue reading →

Mrs Duffy conducted interviews with our twelve House Captains on Tuesday 27th August in order to allocate their different Smart School Council Communication Team roles: Progress updater Question finder Assembly coordinator Class meeting tool leader Poster maker Staff liaison officer … Continue reading →

Smart School Council gives every Cathedral pupil a voice and is key to driving forward change and improvement across our school community. The first class meetings of the year took place on Monday 26th August and Cathedral learners were asked … Continue reading →

Campus Council gathered for their opening meeting of the year on Monday 26th August. The children from the three schools took some time to get to know one another before discussing and planning our first 2024/25 Campus Connections learning activity: … Continue reading →

Every change and improvement we make in Cathedral is ultimately about improving outcomes for pupils, so it’s vital our young learners are directly involved in the school’s ongoing improvement process. Pupils had the opportunity to explore Cathedral’s 2024/25 improvement priorities … Continue reading →

Priority 2 in this year’s Annual Improvement Plan is: ‘Improve the quality and increase the impact of Religious Education RC across all stages through a systematic and active review of the ten characteristics in the Charter for Catholic Schools in … Continue reading →