Category: Expressive Arts

Our primary pupils have enjoyed learning about Easter. It has been a busy time baking, planting, building and crafting! Happy Easter everyone

Our Middle and Upper Primary classes went on a trip to the Music Festival on Tuesday. Both classes performed and Upper Primary got to take part in a

In Primary we welcomed author Tom Percival to BJHS and had a fantastic afternoon of stories, illustrating and songs. Here are some of the photos

This week we have been celebrating Book Week Scotland and have been doing lots of fun things to promote reading for enjoyment. Here are some pictures of the

Last term Upper Primary were learning about the human body so what better way to show your learning than create your own operation board! (Videos to follow) We

Upper primary tried something a little different after learning about Robert Burns recently. They all chose one of Robert Burn’s poems and wrote it on tracing paper over

Lower Primary have created these fantastic Halloween haunted house pictures using oil pastels for their spooky sky, and practised their cutting skills to create their haunted houses. Upper

Primary pupils spent the 11th Nov discussing Remembrance Day and the significance of the Poppy. Lower primary made handprint poppy art and wreaths while upper primary learned about

This year, all of our students took to the stage in front of a packed BJHS; with over 150 people in the audience made of family members and

Today was a special day for many reasons; firstly, all of our primary students got to work with world famous illustrator/author Nick Sharratt. Secondly, all of the primary

The Travelling Art Gallery arrived in Unst this week and all of our students from P1 to S4 got learn about the history of the well travelled art

On Friday, our students in Lower Primary had the opportunity to attend Mareel and watch a screening of Creature Comforts and The Curse Of The Were Rabbit, as

On Tuesday this week, all of our S3 and S4 students (with Mr Thomson and Ms Hart) attended a pre-screening of Nae Pasaran, at Mareel. This was a

This week we took part in the Scottish Opera performance at Mid Yell JHS. The students in Upper Primary have been practising for weeks, learning the songs and

We were very lucky today to have Lewis Hou, from Science Ceilidh, in school. The Science Ceilidh is an award-winning educational project bringing people together through science and traditional arts.