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On Friday 18th December, the school celebrated Christmas Jumper Day and Christmas Dinner Day – arguably the best day of the year! All students and staff enjoyed a

At the end of 2015, the Primary 7 class were hard at work preparing the Christmas Party for the P1 to P6 students. A fantastic party was well

The staff of Baltasound Junior High School continued the yearly tradition of organising a hamper for Children In Need. All of the staff contributed to 4 hampers which

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to the Nursery Shopping Night Fundraiser. A terrific £385 was raised for Baltasound Nursery and there were many great

The BJHS Pupil Council successfully organised and managed 2 Halloween Parties this October. The first party was for Nursery up to Primary 4 and the second party was

On Friday 30th October the Pupil Council are holding Halloween Parties in the evening, in the school hall. 5:45pm – 6:45pm for nursery, lower and middle primary 7-8pm

We recently hosted two teachers from our partner school in Ghana, Headlines Educational Centre. They were shown the sights of Unst as well as learning about our school.

We have a dedicated team of volunteers who meet weekly to improve the school grounds. You may have noticed that they have started in the staff car park,

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Harvest Collection this year. All the donations will be given to the Salvation army.

The school celebrated Roald Dahl Day at the same time as holding a Coffee Morning for Macmillan Cancer Support. A fantastically well attended day saw parents, grandparents, aunts,

A huge thank you to all the students, parents, grandparents and friends of the school who turned out en masse, to participate in our first ever community day.

A huge congratulations to BJHS students Bryden Priest and George Spence for winning trophies in this year’s Shetland Young Fiddler 2015 Competition. Bryden, from Uyeasound, won the overall

As per tradition, BJHS as a whole school took part in the 2015 Da Voar Redd Up. For those unfamiliar with ‘reddin up’, this involves a group or