On Wednesday Nursery and Primary departments have been taking part in Global School Play Day to promote the benefit of unstructured play. This also ties in perfectly with

Our Primary classes joined together to work collaboratively on our Up Helly Aa display. In pairs/groups of mixed Upper and Lower pupils, they had to design a suit

Upper Primary have been learning about Robert Burns. They researched information about him and his life and shared this learning with the lower primary at assembly. This fantastic

🌟Gold! 🌟We were delighted to welcome Graham Lindsay from SportScotland last week, who presented our Young Sports Ambassadors and secondary pupils with our Gold Award.Graham could tell us that

Our Pupil Council were busy again this year, organising the Halloween Parties for Lower Primary and Upper Primary/Secondary. They had to manage the activities and organise games to

To celebrate Numeracy Week, we organised for all of the Unst, Yell and Fetlar Primary and Early Years students to come together for a Numeracy event in Baltasound

Once again, our S3 and S4 students have excelled themselves on the pitch and on the court. Last year we won (with our Mid Yell neighbours) the Secondary

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

To ready ourselves for increased Early Years hours (1140 hours from October), we have been making big changes in our setting. With local contractors Sandisons and Lerwick based

Our customary end of year review film is now on YouTube for everyone to watch. It’s certainly been an action packed year with plenty of learning, opportunity and

We had our Da Voar Redd Up today – delayed by poor weather this time around. It is meant to take place in the Spring although it is

Today we had Faye and Matthew Cox in school to tell us about their participation in the Island Games over the past few years. They have both been

Less than perfect conditions (blowing a gale!) meant this year’s competitors had the added complexity of the weather to contend with, for this year’s Sports Day. Although, all

The Pupil Council were successful in their application to Cooke Aquaculture for new football goals, netball posts and nets. This was £700 worth of funding that Cooke provided