As part of our week-long programme of reading events, Cathedral pupils enjoyed a variety of book-related activities on Thursday 7th March to mark World Book Day. Primary 7c got out into the sunshine for ‘Picnic ‘n’ Poetry’, when they had … Continue reading →

This eager bunch of Cathedral citizens are currently making bracelets and earrings to sell to neighbours and family friends. All money raised (around £30 so far) will go to the SCIAF Wee Box campaign. Well done team on being so … Continue reading →

Primary 3 pupils celebrated their First Reconciliation in Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral on Tuesday 5th March. It was a beautiful, prayerful occasion and there was barely a dry eye in the church when the children closed the liturgy … Continue reading →

As part of her class topic on living and working in North Lanarkshire, this Primary 4 learner was set the challenge of constructing something in the technology zone which would help people in the local area. She showed great inventiveness … Continue reading →

As part of our Family Learning programme, Cathedral pupils had the opportunity to enjoy some fun reading activities with their parent/carer during the week of World Book Day. For Primary 1 – 3 pupils, ‘Stay and Read’ sessions took place … Continue reading →

Our current Smart School Council focus is celebrating diversity across our school, nursery and campus. House Captains updated our Action Board on Monday 4th March to help move things along to the next stage. Lots of recipes for our campus … Continue reading →

A number of Primary 6 pupils went through their Buddy interviews on Friday 1st March. The children submitted an application form a number of weeks ago outlining their skills and qualities and were then invited to interview. The boys and … Continue reading →

An audience of family and friends were transported to sunny Brazil during Primary 5’s Learning Showcase on Friday 1st March. The performance was jam-packed with fascinating information about the South American country and included signing, dancing and (as always) lots … Continue reading →

Our three Primary 2 classes visited Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral during the week beginning 26th February to find out more about the interior of a Catholic church. Among other things, the children found out about the altar, the … Continue reading →

Following a rigorous verification process, Cathedral Primary has been awarded Gold School Sport Award 2024 – 26. This is the third time Cathedral has been awarded gold. The Gold School Sport Award is in recognition of Cathedral’s achievements in putting … Continue reading →