We are delighted that our Netball, Football and Knitting Club are back.  The Netball team have been to Whalsay, Scalloway and Sandwick to play against other teams from primary schools in Shetland.  The team have been very well organised and … Continue reading →

Pupils from Hamnavoe had a great time raising funds for Children in Need.  P7 arranged an afternoon of games for the rest of the school.  It was great fun and everyone enjoyed joining in and being together for a party.

During September we have been extra busy with lots of cycling activities happening.  P3-6 have all achieved Level 1 and Level 2 of their Bikeability supported by Active Schools.  Pupils have also enjoyed experiences on the adapted bikes taking runs … Continue reading →

Pupils in Primary 5 to 7 have started designing the Safe Haven Welcome mural.  They are working with digital designer Jono Sandison and being supported by the Gaada gallery.  Pupils will be engaged in three workshops where their ideas will … Continue reading →

Hamnavoe, Aith, St Cuthberts in Glasgow and Ntutti in Kenya have been working together on a growing project. All schools undertook to grow their own food and learn about the best ways to go about this within their own school … Continue reading →

Today we launched our Anniversary Murals.  The whole school took part and we also had a visit from the local media and Vivian from Gaada.  Back in May pupils worked outdoors with the Gaada artists and their class teachers on … Continue reading →

Term 1 Timetable Letter August 2021 Letter to Pupils from Director re returning to school Letter for Parents from Director re return to school Hamnavoe Menu August 2021

We’ve had 3 super days back at school.  Everyone is delighted to be back with their friends.  All our classes have changed with classes being re-composited.  We have a P1-2, P3-4, P5-6 and a P7.  We welcomed 9 new Primary … Continue reading →

The term is flying in!  Although the weather hasn’t maybe been the best we have been very busy outdoors.  We have lots of seeds planted inside, for going outside soon, and, tatties, cabbage, leeks and carrots set outside.  Keeping our … Continue reading →

It is great to see all the pupils finally back in school following the second lockdown.  Pupils are staff and enjoying reconnecting.  Everyone has readjusted well to being back in school.