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Aberdeen Central School
Aberdeen Central School
Aberdeen Central School

Aberdeen Central School

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1905 - 1969
About MeIn 1901, Aberdeen School Board planned to build a new central higher grade school and plans were drawn up by John A. O. Allan for a building on the corner of Schoolhill and Belmont Street. The new school was opened in November 1905. It planned to cater for pupils aged 12 - 15 years coming from all the town's elementary schools, with over 1,000 on the roll initially. In 1954, the school changed name to become Aberdeen Academy, and its intake comprised those pupils who successfully passed their 11+ exams in Primary 7. The school closed in 1969 and the pupils moved to the newly built Hazelhead Academy. The building became a Resources centre for the Department of Education and then in the late 1990s became a shopping centre named "The Academy". ( from The Silver City Vault, Aberdeen Local Studies Website)
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