Category: Tradition

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

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Before the Easter holidays the whole of Secondary took part in a Textiles Day. We were split up into our House teams (Flugga, Balta and Uyea) and took

Monday saw Mrs Tulloch take out all the students who are working towards their John Muir Award, be it the Discover, Conserve or Explore Award. A very interesting

As is tradition in Baltasound JHS, the Primary 7 class organised the Christmas party for P1 to P7. This took place in the main hall of the school

The festive season is really well under way now as on Friday 16th December we had Christmas Jumper Day and our Christmas Dinner!  

Last Friday in school we were all wearing spots or pyjamas to raise money for Children In  Need. A staff hamper was raffled, which also helped raise money.

On Friday 30th September, Upper Primary and Secondary spent the day participating in a basketweaving project run by St Andrews University in co-operation with the Shetland Museum and

Today saw our S3 and S4 students collaborate with the Unst Heritage Trust and the University of St Andrews; learning how to use technology to make 3D representations

A bright and sunny day helped this year’s Da Voar Redd Up be so successful, with the whole school involved in cleaning up and removing rubbish from our

A huge thanks to Geordie Jamieson, Suzanna Simoes and Cheryl Jamieson for starting off our learning journies at the Easting Beach. The students learned lots of information about

Uyeasound Up Helly Aa is one of Unst’s yearly fire festivals and a great opportunity for the whole community to show their support for Up Helly Aa and