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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 –

The Outdoor Education department came to work with our S1 and S2 students this week. A new experience for many students and a fantastic one as well. Coasteering

On Monday, we had the opportunity to be part of the Marine Litter workshops, delivered by author and artist, Julia Barton. This ties in with our ERASMUS project

As we are learning about Shetland and Unst in Lower Primary, the students were keen to learn more about crofting and aquaculture – 2 of the big employers

What a wonderful day! S1 and S2 were so privileged to have been on a walk to the Gallow Hill in Uyeasound today. Guided by George Jamieson (former