Category: Tradition

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

This week, the P6 and P7 students all went to Edinburgh. A wide selection of activities and events meant we were on the go from 7.30am until 10pm

This year, it took place on Unst. Unst won the football and Yell won all the netball. The score in the secondary football was 6:0 to Unst. The

One of the highlights of the S4 calendar, is getting to take charge of the School Dance. This year, the S4 class organised the band, music, food, entertainment

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

We celebrated Christmas Jumper Day in style this year, with the whole school wearing a selection of silly jumpers, antlers or Santa hats. We also had our Christmas

Today we were proud to be part of a linkup with the Follow the Vikings roadshow and the Jorvik Viking Centre. In the morning, we had a live

The Pupil Council organsied our Halloween activities and parties today which all of our students in Upper Primary and Secondary carve pumpkins. The evening’s entertainment was in the

Click below to watch our end of year highlights video. This was shown at our Prizegiving and Awards ceremony last night. The video only shows a small glimpse

Nordalea Care Centre was the venue for our young musicians this week, as they performed a series of pieces to the residents. Over the year, there have been

Our annual football and netball match against the neighbouring island of Yell took place on the 1st June. This year, the matches were very competitive and the rain

Pete’s Posse, who are performing at the Shetland Folk Festival this year, visited us in school this week and gave the whole school a demonstration of their unique,

This year, our Nursery and Primary students performed It’s Chriiiiistmas!, the nativity story that puts the beat into Bethlehem, whereas the Upper Primary and Secondary students performed Peter

On Friday we celebrated Christmas Jumper Day, raising money for Save The Children. As you can see from our photos, we all had a brilliant day and to

As is tradition, the BJHS students and staff helped prepare and serve at the first Baltasound Church of Scotland Kirk Teas at St John’s Church. This involved the