Primary Schools
- Abbotswell Primary School
- Airyhall Primary School
- Albyn School *
- Ashley Road Primary School
- Braehead Primary School
- Bramble Brae Primary School
- Broomhill Primary School
- Bucksburn Primary School
- Charleston Primary School
- Cornhill Primary School
- Culter Primary School
- Cults Primary School
- Danestone Primary School
- Dyce Primary School
- Fernielea Primary School
- Ferryhill Primary School
- Forehill Priamry School
- Gilcomstoun Primary School
- Glashieburn Primary School
- Greenbrae Primary School
- Hamilton School *
- Hanover Street Primary School
- Hazlehead Primary School
- Heathryburn Primary School
- Holy Family Roman Catholic Primary School
- Kaimhill Primary School
- Kingsford Primary School
- Kingswells Primary School
- Kirkhill Primary School
- Kittybrewster Primary School
- Loirston Primary School
- Manor Park Primary School
- Middleton Park Primary School
- Mile-End Primary School
- Milltimber Primary School
- Muirfield Primary School
- Newhills Primary School
- Quarryhill Primary School
- Riverbank Primary School
- Robert Gordon's College *
- Scotstown Primary School
- Seaton Primary School
- Skene Square Primary School
- St Joseph's Roman Catholic Primary School
- St Margaret's School for Girls *
- St Peter's Roman Catholic Primary School
- Stoneywood Primary School
- Sunnybank Primary School
- Tullos Primary School
- Walker Road Primary School
- Westpark Primary School
- Woodside Primary School
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“Parental attitudes have greater correlation with pupil achievement than material home circumstances or variations in school and classroom organization, instructional materials, and particular teaching practices.”
—Children and Their Primary Schools, vol. 1, ch. 3, Central Advisory Council for Education, London (1967)
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