Category: Health and Wellbeing

Last Wednesday as part of our topic in middle primary we went to visit the Unst Health Centre. We had a super time learning how the Unst Health

On Wednesday 20th September, Lower Primary pupils went to the Unst Health Centre as the final visit as part of their People Who Help Us topic. And what

The SIC Outdoor Education Team came up to work with us this week and it allowed us to get out and about around Unst – we had a

Great to see so many of our pupils on the water, learning to sail with the Unst Boating Club. They absolutely loved it!

Lower Primary have had a busy day baking. We are learning about weighing objects in maths and this was the perfect opportunity to make their learning practical weighing

Inter-schools Primary Netball and FootballTournament Our netballers were fantastic, playing outdoors for the first time in quite a strong breeze. They played really well as a team and

Lower Primary have had a great morning planting totties and onions. Our tomatoes, peppers, corn and cucumbers, all grown from seeds, are also thriving and almost ready to

Lower Primary have been learning about the Winter Olympics in PE. After finding out about the Biathlon and watching some footage from previous Olympics, we gave it a

Upper Primary have enjoyed learning about strength and stability in PE. A shining example of being safe, ready and respectful!

Our Lower Primary have enjoying their outdoor learning today, building dens and ramps!

🌟Gold! 🌟We were delighted to welcome Graham Lindsay from SportScotland last week, who presented our Young Sports Ambassadors and secondary pupils with our Gold Award.Graham could tell us that

The Outdoor Education department came to work with our S1 and S2 students this week. A new experience for many students and a fantastic one as well. Coasteering

We had our Da Voar Redd Up today – delayed by poor weather this time around. It is meant to take place in the Spring although it is

Today we had Faye and Matthew Cox in school to tell us about their participation in the Island Games over the past few years. They have both been

Less than perfect conditions (blowing a gale!) meant this year’s competitors had the added complexity of the weather to contend with, for this year’s Sports Day. Although, all