We are incredibly proud to celebrate the amazing achievement of a Cathedral pupil in Primary 4, who recently starred in the BBC iPlayer programme Hamza Loves Animals. She lent her voice to Malaika, the baby rhinoceros — a role she … Continue reading →

Every change and improvement we make in Cathedral is ultimately about improving outcomes for our learners, so it’s vitally important pupils are directly involved in the school’s ongoing improvement process. Learners had the opportunity to explore Cathedral’s 2026/27improvement priorities at … Continue reading →

Primary 7 pupils, along with their families and teachers, gathered in Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral on the evening of 22nd June to celebrate their Leavers’ Mass and graduation. The music was led beautifully by Cathedral school choir, accompanied … Continue reading →

This week at Cathedral Nursery has been filled with rich, hands‑on experiences that supported children’s learning and development across a wide range of areas. In our home and snack area, the children explored the full process of bread making. They … Continue reading →

The rainy weather did not dampen spirits at this year’s Cathedral Sports. Pupils competed in their houses and headed to the pitch for the traditional races, including three‑legged, sack, egg‑and‑spoon and sprints. Well done to all Cathedral learners for their … Continue reading →

Pupils took to the pitch for a fantastic afternoon of football and what a brilliant event it turned out to be. Players from upper school classes had the chance to step onto the field, enjoy sportsmanship and represent their year … Continue reading →

As part of their current topic on the human body, Primary 6 pupils spent a fascinating day at Surgeons’ Hall Museum in Edinburgh on Thursday 18th June. The children learned about advances in surgery over the years, many of which … Continue reading →

On Wednesday 17th June, Members of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service visited the school to help pupils learn about how to stay safe in the event of a fire. The children from Primary 6 and 7 explored how to … Continue reading →

Following their class topic last term on The Scottish Wars of Independence, Primary 5 pupils enjoyed a fascinating visit to Stirling Castle on Wednesday 17th June. The children had a guided tour of the historic castle which included encounters with people … Continue reading →

Primary 4 pupils enjoyed a fascinating trip to New Lanark on Tuesday 16th June. As well as the opportunity to explore the former 18th Century cotton mill village on the banks of the Clyde (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the children had … Continue reading →