Cathedral’s Primary 3 pupils have been very busy this week preparing and sorting candy-grams for delivery to our four learning streets next week. There are going to be lots of smiles come Monday when pupils and staff from Discovery Drive … Continue reading →

Andrew Dickson, a Cathedral parent and international trade specialist within the Scottish Space Programme, along with his colleague, Derek Harris from Skyrora, delivered an exciting presentation on space to Primary 5a, 5b and 5/6 pupils on Friday 15th December. The … Continue reading →

Our Cathedral family were treated to a fabulous festive feast on Wednesday 13th December at the annual school community Christmas dinner. There was a choice of turkey with all the trimmings, steak pie or the vegetarian option, rounded off with … Continue reading →

The week beginning Monday 18th December is the last week of term and there are a number of Christmas events taking place. MONDAY 18th: an opportunity for Primary 3 – 7 pupils to enjoy this year’s infant nativity, ‘Gabriel’s Big … Continue reading →

Two Cathedral parents, Mr Purser and Mrs Cowan, appeared at our nursery on Friday 8th December like Mr and Mrs Claus! They are both members of a local community-run group called ‘From the Street (FTS)’ and turned up with toys … Continue reading →

Coach Willie expects three things from Cathedral footballers: A – Attitude C – Commitment E – Enthusiasm The above seven children have shown all three ACE attributes throughout this term’s football training and, on Friday 8th December, each received a certificate … Continue reading →

Primary 3 – 7 brought Christmas magic to Cathedral Primary on Friday 8th December with their performance of carols and poems. The choir opened the concert with ‘Once in Royal David’s City’ and ‘Of the Father’s heart begotten’ before each … Continue reading →

Primary 3’s current topic, linked to our Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) programme, is a Christmas post enterprise. The children started by designing posters to advertise their postal service then made post boxes in preparation for the launch of their festive … Continue reading →

These five Primary 4 pupils approached Mr Young earlier in the term to ask if they could make and sell loom-bands for charity. The orders came flooding in and the children managed to raise an incredible £120 pounds, all of … Continue reading →

Cathedral Primary choir joined pupils from St Brendan’s and St Bernadette’s Primary Schools in the cathedral on Thursday 7th December for a special carol service. The combined choir, connected through the National Schools Singing Programme, led the congregation in a number … Continue reading →