Recently one of our Primary 6 young learners stepped onto the competition floor at the Central Scottish Championships in Irish Dancing, held in Stirling — and he didn’t just take part. He triumphed. Against a field of highly skilled dancers … Continue reading →

  At the annual Blantyre Celtic Festival, held at the Palace Grounds in Hamilton, one of our brilliant Primary 3 learners stepped onto the pitch with determination, confidence and incredible talent. By the end of the festival, he had earned … Continue reading →

Primary 1 learners took to the stage on Friday 8th May for their Learning Showcase, all about people who help us. Dentists, teachers, paramedics, police officers, fire fighters, road crossing patrol and builders shone during the humorous and energetic performance. … Continue reading →

Our fabulous after‑school netball club is now in its second week of development, and the team spirit is already shining through. Pupils have been busy building their skills, strengthening their sportsmanship, and learning the importance of real teamwork. We’re now … Continue reading →

Our Primary 2 pupils have been busy creating their own bird feeders as part of their outdoor learning. Working together in small cooperative groups, they gathered materials, shared responsibilities, and helped one another through each step. They showed real care … Continue reading →

Cathedral pupils danced the night away at our two Shorts & Shades discos on Tuesday 5th June. There were some very cool summer outfits and lots of equally cool dance moves around the hall! Many thanks to the Fundraising Committee … Continue reading →

Primary 5 hosted another successful coffee morning on Friday 1st May. As always, it was great to see the hall filled with families and friends enjoying a catch up over coffee and cake. The event raised a fantastic £590  for … Continue reading →

A much‑loved feature of Cathedral’s weekly assembly is the opportunity for pupils to share an aspect of their recent learning journey with the whole school. Cathedral learners understand that successful learning isn’t about getting everything right all the time, but … Continue reading →

Our upper school pupils represented Cathedral brilliantly at the North Lanarkshire Cross Country Final in Wishaw Sports Centre. Over the past number of weeks, the children have been training with real dedication during our Come Clubbing @ Cathedral after‑school sessions … Continue reading →

This week, the children enjoyed a delightful visit to a local florist, where they had the opportunity to explore a wide range of beautiful flowers. Their curiosity led to thoughtful questions such as: Where do flowers come from In which … Continue reading →