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One of the new and exciting clubs at Cathedral School during Autumn Term has been ‘Creative Street Dance’ with Steph and Miss Hatherley.
All of the dancers have loved learning some great new dances moves.
This video showcases the wonderful dancers we have at Cathedral Primary School!
Congratulations to the children of Nursery and Reception for an exceptional performance of The First Nativity this morning. Well done on a very animated, polished and heart-warming performance.
Thank you to everybody who came to support these talented children.
Please see Nursery and Reception Class Blogs for a video of The First Nativity and photos of the Stay and Play sessions.
Today the children enjoyed a wonderful Christmas dinner complete with Christmas crackers and merry music.
Congratulations to Year 5 who lead our Christmas worship this morning at Southwark Cathedral. Their performance of ‘Mary, Mary’ was so accomplished and really brought the Christmas story to life. They were accompanied by the beautifully singing voices of Years 2, 3, 4 and 6. The congregation were also treated to a performance of ‘Mary had a Baby’.
Please tell us how the Cathedral School Science Principles help you to enjoy science.
This week is Road Safety Week at Cathedral School.
During assembly School Council reminded the school about ways to keep safe when crossing the road.
If you would like to read about the Highway Code for young road users please click on the link.
We also looked at activites available on the Think Education website including videos, activities, games, stories and information.
What are you tips for staying safe on the roads?
This week all children will be taking home activities to complete with a parent.
The Think! Education website also provides information for parents about how to help keep children safe on the road and home-link sheets to complete with your child. In addition you can order free road safety resources on the Department for Transport catalogue.
The first school-led Cathedral service of the academic year was held this morning and Year 6 explored ‘The Kingdom of God’ as revealed by the parables in the book of Matthew.
The reflected particularly on the parable of the Mustard seed and on the meaning for their lives, the school and the wider world.
Father Michael at the end of the service praised the thoughtfulness of the reflections.
There are more photographs on the Year 6 blog.
As a staff we have all enjoyed welcoming the children back to school today and hearing about their holidays. The day started with a welcome back assembly where children were encouraged to think about what they are looking forward to at Cathedral School this academic year.
What are you looking forward to this year?
The school finishes at 2.00pm on Wednesday.
The Cathedral School premiere of Mulan Jr is tonight. We wish Year 6 and Year 4 all the best for their debut.
