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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

The S1 and S2 class have been busy this week taking part in their Outdoor Education days for the John Muir Award. This has involved exploring and discovering

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

The S2 class and Pupil Support Teacher Mrs Fraser have been very busy over the past few weeks organising a Careers Day in school. With over 24 different

On Monday 22nd February, Primary 3, 4 and 5 students from Baltasound JHS and Fetlar PS visited the Bonhoga Art Gallery. This was part of the Shetland Arts

My World of Work is a fantastic resource for young people to help discover careers which match their skills, interests, education and experience. Students are able to add in

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

On Thursday 17th December, the school hall was full to capacity as the students entertained parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles with a fantastic Nativity play and School Concert.

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

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 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