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Well done to our pupils who recently took part in the Maths Challenge at the town hall. A great experience in a great setting.

A huge well done to Erin from BJHS, who won the Shetland Young Sportsperson Of The Year Award over the weekend. A tremendous achievement for Erin, who has

Thanks to everyone who came to the school tonight to see what we are learning and have a bit of fun at the same. We had an excellent

Today, BJHS pupils and staff raised a fantastic £429.92 for Children In Need. The Pupil Council had organised a pyjamas or spots day and had the whole school

Our S1-3 netballers joined with Mid Yell JHS players to form a North Isles team for the recent inter-school netball tournament. A young team who have just started

Our Pupil Council were busy organising and running Halloween Parties for P1 to P4 and for P5 to S4. They all did an incredible job with party games,

Our S1 class have been learning about Scottish Scientists; with each having a different scientist to research, sharing with the group the impact they had.

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

We had a visit from the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service this week – with our very own Mrs Hunter (P.E. / R.E. / P.S.E. Teacher) who is

Our latest newsletter is on the Newsletters page. Have a look over and find what is happening in the UK’s most northerly school.

Thanks to everyone for supporting our school prize giving tonight. It’s great to see so many of our pupils’ achievements being recognised. And, as is tradition, here is

The North Isles cluster (Burravoe  Primary School, Cullivoe Primary School, Mid Yell Junior High School and Baltasound Junior High School) have organised a P6/7 school trip outwith Shetland

Our S2 pupils (with a little help from S3 Computing Science) have been working on a project with the University of Edinburgh whereby they had to design a

Our old S1 and S2 (new S2 and S3!) have been busy fundraising in order to pay for their trip to Glasgow. The trip will involve lots of

For many years, the Unst community perform the ‘Redd Up’ – where different community groups clean up a stretch of road, the shoreline or for our Early Years