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As we celebrate our achievements, a huge thanks to all the pupils, parents, staff and supporters of Baltasound JHS. It was brilliant to see so many people at

Recently we had an ‘Unst Week’ for the whole school. This involved lots of trips, walks and visits in and around our community. It was planned by our

Oh what a night! Our S3 girls YPI group organised a sleepover for p7-S4 pupils to raise awareness and over £350 for the Shetland based Mind Your Head

WORLD BOOK DAY 2024 Secondary students and staff celebrated World Book Day by bringing potato book characters to life with incredible attention to detail. Our pupil council, alongside

An exciting day in BJHS as we welcomed Norik Up Helly Aa Jarl, Thorfinn Sigurdsson, with some members of his squad. It was a particularly special day as

Well done S4 – for organising a fantastic School Dance. We changed evening at the last minute (as the forecast had closed schools across Shetland) so everyone had

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

S3’s very own Jamie represented Baltasound JHS at the Shetland Boccia Championship and performed so well, he was selected for the Shetland team to play at the National

What does a year look like at the UK’s most northerly school? Have a look at our end of year video to find out.

Lower Primary welcomed their first visitors to class since since before the Covid-19 pandemic! We were delighted to welcome Barry and Robert from Skibhoul bakery who spoke about

Today we raised a fantastic £282.13 which we will split between Comic Relief and the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal. We had a bake sale which the pupils baked for,

Happy Not-Uyeasound Up Helly Aa day! We’ve had our own celebration at school today to mark the occasion. Early years and Lower Primary took part in a procession

Earlier this week, our P7 and S1 pupils spent a day off timetable – taking part in a national competition to design and build a space port in

Our Lower Primary class have been incredibly busy making their own newspaper. With articles on Mer-People on Norwick Beach, a rainbow fish, word searches, facts, jokes, a sports

All of our Primary pupils were presented with a free, limited edition water bottle today. It was a school competition run by our S3 Business Management class –