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Over the last two weeks, we were delighted to welcome Eleanor, STEM Coordinator from UHI Shetland, into school to deliver a range of engaging STEM workshops with our

Today, S1 and S2 enjoyed a Book Café event in English. Over the weekend, Miss Mitchell baked homemade cinnamon swirls, which pupils warmed up themselves today while preparing

What a fabulous couple of days and we have made the most of it by taking our learning outside. The result has been lots of happy smiling bairns

Our amazing primary football team made it through to the Primary Football League Finals Day 2026, where the top 5 teams from both the North and South Leagues

Our Middle and Upper primary classes have performed wonderfully at the Shetland Youth Music Festival Each class performed a piece with Middle Primary being awarded Gold and Upper

We had a lovely Stay and Play session this morning at BJHS Early Years. It was wonderful to see so many parents participating. There was a great atmosphere

Yesterday, primary 4 welcomed their parents to join us in school! We started the day with ERIC (everyone reading in class), followed by learning how to use speech

On Friday we were delighted to welcome Norik Up Helly Aa Guizer Jarl Floki Skjaldcrafter (Liam Spence) and his 29-strong Jarl Squad to the school – many of

World Book Day Celebrations The whole school took part in creating plate book characters, and the results were fantastic! The entries have now been judged, and we’re delighted

This term in library the middle primary have been discovering what makes a fairy tale. The have been reading and retelling fairy tales, working in groups with puppets

In Art, Upper Primary have been looking at contemporary artist Jeff Koons who creates large scale balloon dog sculptures. They got to draw their own balloon animal and

We were delighted to have Uyeasound Guizer Jarl, Duncan Johnson, visit the school with his squad yesterday. They were all in fine voice and it was lovely to

Recently in Art, our Middle and Upper primary classes designed, made and sold cards to raise money for Alzheimers Scotland (Shetland). The total sale of cards came to

Pupil and Parent Council members came together for a participatory budgeting event to decide how some of our school’s PEF money would be used. PEF, or Pupil Equity

Today in middle primary we learnt about Burns Night. We looked at how this is traditionally celebrated with a meal of haggis, neeps and tatties, and we used