As you may have read in a previous newsfeed post, brass instruction is fully back up and running in Cathedral Primary and, following an investment in new trumpets and trombones, more pupils than ever before are able to participate. Even … Continue reading →

Pupils from Primary 6b led Christmas storytelling in the two weeks leading up to the Christmas holidays. As part of their Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) activities, the children took on the role of architects, designing and building an incredible … Continue reading →

Mr Young was blown away when the Primary 3 pupils pictured above brought along their artwork to show him. Not only was the artwork beautiful, the children could also articulate the skills they had developed and used to produce their … Continue reading →

The latest ‘Spotlight this month’ to appear in the library focuses on books to curl up with this winter. Cathedral pupils are making great use of the library and twenty minutes of personal reading is now incorporated into each day’s … Continue reading →

Cathedral pupils were treated to a fabulous festive feast on 14th December at our annual school community Christmas dinner. There was a choice of turkey with all the trimmings, steak pie or the vegetarian option, rounded off with ice cream … Continue reading →

Primary 6 and 7 members of the Cathedral Primary choir brought festive cheer to Christmas shoppers on 8th December when they visited Pauline Books & Media in St Enoch Square, Glasgow. The children sang an extensive repertoire of carols (traditional … Continue reading →

Primary 3 – 7 pupils took to the stage on 7th December for their Christmas concert, ‘Spirit of Christmas’, with each stage singing two Christmas carols and performing a festive poem. The hall was packed with families and friends, with … Continue reading →

Gerry Gough from Missio Scotland was back in Cathedral Primary on 5th December to lead a special assembly. The children learned about the work of Missio in different parts of the world and found out how they can contribute to … Continue reading →

This week the children have taken their knowledge of the parts of a pirate ship outdoors and created a chalk pirate ship. They drew the different parts of the ship and named the following to develop their vocabulary: crow’s nest, … Continue reading →

The last group of House Captains visited Our Lady’s High School on Tuesday 29th November to finish off our new Smart School Council suggestions box. OLHS staff will fit the hinges over the next day or so and then the … Continue reading →