Our School Website
Each class has a webpage which features regular updates of the exciting and varied learning in school as well as details of home learning.
Today children and staff at Cathedral School dressed up as their favourite book characters. As ever, the effort and ingenuity that went into the costumes was fantastic. One of the best things about World Book Day was discovering newRead more
Mrs Scott and Mrs Rees made pancakes with the help of the whole school this morning in assembly. What is your favourite pancake topping? What are you giving upRead more
The school grounds this morning became a flurry of colour, glitter, ribbons and hairspray. It could only mean one thing – Bad Hair Day had arrived at Cathedral School! Fundraising for Great Ormond Street Hospital, the event was organised byRead more
Today, children in Year 1 to 6 were lucky enough to step into the world of Virtual Reality. Darren from Google Expeditions visited Cathedral School, showing children how to use the Google Cardboard. This allowed them to step into placesRead more
Recently, our school attended a ceremony with the Mayor of Southwark who presented awards to celebrate excellent practice in Southwark schools.
One of the awards was a NQT (Newly Qualified Teacher) Support Award. As a school the teachers and support staff are committed to supporting colleagues new to the profession both in terms of teachers at Cathedral School and also in theRead more
Congratulations to Miss Dace and Mr Morrell who won Excellent Teacher Awards. Their awards recognised the consistently high quality of their teaching. A quality assessor observed them in their teaching and judged other factors across their criteria. These awards areRead more
The school won an award for Drama and Performing Arts which recognised all the excellent outcomes and learning in this area. The End of Year shows, the Cathedral services, choir, the Menier Theatre opportunties, the EYFS Nativities, Class Assemblies, JazzRead more
Lastly, Southwark also gave us an award for being in the top 1% of the country’s schools when looking at the progress that pupils make here. This measure takes into account where the children are in KS1 and compares itRead more
