Youth Clubs

Islesburgh Youth Club returns on Wednesday 16th August 2017

Junior Youth Club for P4 – 7 from 6.30pm till 8.00pm

Senior Youth Club for S1+ from 8.00pm to 9.30pm

Sound Youth Club returns on Monday 21st August 2017

Junior Youth Club for P4 – 7 from 6.00pm till 7.30pm

Senior Youth Club for S1+ from 7.30pm to 9.30pm

Memberships for 2017 / 2018 will be available on the first night, therefore we’d ask parents / guardians to attend the session to complete the pack. A membership is required for each Youth Club if your child / children wish to access both settings.

Membership fees: Single Membership £15.00 and Family Membership £20.00 (please note all young people must reside at the same address)

Nightly fees: £1.00 per child

 

 

For more information contact:

martin.summers@shetland.gov.uk | www.facebook.com/shetlandyouthservices

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Junior Table Tennis League

We are a newly formed table tennis club based in Sandwick and are looking to promote and encourage interest in the sport Shetland wide. Our particular aim is to target grass roots level. We are proposing to start a new Shetland Under 13 table tennis league which would be played at Sandwick Junior High School on a Saturday morning between 11am and 1pm. The teams will consist of 3 players playing 3 games and a game of doubles to finish. This will make a total of 10 games / match and reserves can be drafted in if you have a call off. The league will start in mid September with half the matches played before Christmas and the other half after. Dates will be provided once we have an indication of the numbers of teams interested. The season will finish with an individual tournament for all players involved.

  • There will be a minimal charge of £1/player per match to cover costs.

    If you would like to enter a team or have any questions regarding the league please contact Andy Crawford or Joan Smith on 01950 431 319 or  07885 422 475

The National Parent Forum of Scotland want your views!!

We’d like to hear your views.

We know that your are busy enjoying the ‘summer’ break but the wheels never stop here at the National Parent Forum! To help us represent you at a national level, and to inform new resources, we’d like to hear your opinions on two topics.

Social Media 

We would love to hear from you all about how your school uses ( or doesn’t!) social media. Click here for the survey.

National 4s

Last year we surveyed parents whose young people had sat the N4 qualification, but now we have reopened the survey to hear from more of you! So if you can spare five minutes click here.

 

 

Goodbye and Good Luck

Today has been an emotional rollercoaster as we said  goodbye to a long standing member of staff,  Mrs Malcolm and all our P7 pupils.

The P7 pupils have been wonderful ambassadors for the school. They have grown into lovely young people who are a credit to themselves and the school.

A slideshow of their time at Bell’s Brae was shown during assembly today. Here you can see all the memories they have made while at Bell’s Brae.

 

 

Instrumental Concert

Yesterday afternoon our pupils in P6 and P7, who receive instrumental instruction in school, entertained their parents/carers and family members to a superb afternoon of music.   Thank you to all parents/carers for their kind donations which totalled £130.16!

The pupils are all extremely talented and their commitment and dedication to their instrumental instruction is obvious.

Big thanks to the instrumental instructors for the commitment and patience with all the pupils.

We hope you enjoy watching their performances.

 

 

Chinese Family Night

It was wonderful to see some of the P5 pupils and their parents/carers and family members  at the Chinese Family Night last night.

Three workshops were provided to give everyone the opportunity to try mask painting, calligraphy and using chopsticks.

Everyone was then entertained with a martial arts display, some Mandarin songs and a traditional Chinese dance.  It was lovely  to see how much the children have learned from their Mandarin lessons and how much enjoyment they have had.

Special thanks to Mrs Ying Zhang who has worked with the pupils in P5, P6 and P7. She is returning to China in July and we wish her all the very best.

 

P7 transition mornings

Both P7 classes have spent a morning up at the AHS this week. They all participated in cooperative learning activities with pupils from other Primary schools and they were supported by Secondary 2 AHS pupils. They had the chance to explore the building, meet new people and try out the lunches at the AHS. We have had super feedback from the pupils. 

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