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Catholic Schools

Catholic schools and Religious Education provision serving families across Aberdeen, with education rooted in Gospel values and respect for every child.

Education

Catholic Schools in Aberdeen

St. Joseph’s R.C. Primary School

5 Queen’s Road, Aberdeen AB15 4YL
Tel: 01224 322730

An inclusive Catholic primary community serving children from a wide range of cultures and faith backgrounds, with strong emphasis on pupil wellbeing, individual gifts and parental participation.

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St. Peter’s RC Primary School

74 Dunbar Street, Old Aberdeen AB24 3UJ
Tel: 01224 485611

A diverse school community serving several Catholic parishes and welcoming pupils from many religious and cultural backgrounds, with Gospel values shaping its educational ethos.

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Holy Family RC Primary School

Summerhill Terrace, Aberdeen AB15 6HE
Tel: 01224 316446

Established in 1959 and now based at Summerhill Terrace, the school serves western areas of Aberdeen and maintains close links with Holy Family RC Church.

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School information changes.Contact the school or Aberdeen City Council directly for current admissions, catchment, transport and enrolment information.
Secondary education

Secondary Schools

There are no Catholic secondary schools in Aberdeen. Aberdeen City Council makes Catholic Religious Education available in its secondary schools where there is an express demand for it.

Moving into Aberdeen

When enrolling a child in an Aberdeen City secondary school for the first time, parents or guardians should request Catholic Religious Education during enrolment.

Moving from P7 to S1

Parents or guardians of children transferring from primary to an Aberdeen City secondary school should select Catholic Religious Education on the secondary enrolment form.

Already at Secondary School

If Catholic Religious Education has not previously been requested, a parent or guardian should make the request directly to the school’s Head Teacher.

Request matters.Provision is demand-led, so families who want Catholic Religious Education should make that preference clear to the school.
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