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History of the school
The Kincorth Academy Coat of Arms includes several symbols which represent various historical links.
The towers indicate the city of Aberdeen and the portcullis is a link between Kincorth and Arbroath Abbey. Prior to 1527 the lands, on which the Academy stands, belonged to the Abbey of Arbroath.

In 1551 these lands passed into the hands of Thomas Menzies of Pitfodels, Provost of Aberdeen. The colours of the Menzies family are red and white and one of the branches of this family has an eagle in its arms. The significance of the eagle is further enhanced by the fact that Kincorth stands on the most easterly point of the Grampians, an area inhabited by the eagle.

The name Seann Coirthe is the Gaelic form of Kincorth

Kincorth Academy
Kincorth Circle
Aberdeen
AB12 5NL

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Inspection Report
Published 24/06/2003
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Follow Up Letter and Report
Published 25/01/2005
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Published 24/1/2006
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Published 1/05/2007
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IMPORTANT ADDRESSES

Corporate Director of Neighbourhood Services (South)
Gordon McIntosh
Aberdeen City Council
Ground Floor
St. Nicholas House
Broad Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1BX
Tel: 522529

Head of Service -  Neighbourhood Service (South)
Graham Work
Aberdeen City Council
Ground Floor
St. Nicholas House
Broad Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1BX
Tel: 522202

Education Officer
Mrs Anne Kerr
St Nicholas House
ABERDEEN
Tel: 522814

City Councillors
Mr David Clyne (Lower Kincorth)
164 Gardner Drive
Kincorth
ABERDEEN
Tel: 873686

Mrs Katherine Deans (Loirston)
48 Dunlin Road
Cove Bay
ABERDEEN
Tel: 894866