Greenbrae Primary School
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| Greenbrae Primary School | |
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| Headteacher | Mrs. Duff |
| Location | Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, Scotland |
| Founded | 1977 |
| Pupils | 250 approx. |
| Website | http://www.greenbrae.aberdeen.sch.uk/ |
Greenbrae Primary School is a school in Bridge of Don, Aberdeen that opened in 1977 the last head teacher was Mrs Moir who retired in December 2007, the Deputy Head Mrs Duff has is currently acting as headteacher. Mrs. Inglis is going to become the new headteacher, coming in from Glashieburn Primary.
The pupils that live in the Dubford area would go to Oldmachar Academy once they leave Primary School, the others living in Seaview, Greenbrae and Lochside when they leave would go to Bridge of Don Academy.
Greenbrae Primary recently celebrated its 30th birthday.
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