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Current % % Capacity School Area Capacity 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Capacity 2025 Aboyne Academy Marr 750 691 713 731 735 709 676 655 95% 87% Aboyne PS Marr 342 313 301 283 282 279 279 287 88% 84% Ballater Marr 145 70 68 65 61 63 70 69 47% 48% Braemar Marr 50 31 33 34 34 33 31 27 66% 54% Crathie Marr 47 9 14 12 12 11 11 12 30% 25% Finzean Marr 71 45 35 33 32 26 26 28 49% 39% Kincardine O'Neil Marr 69 24 26 26 31 31 29 29 38% 41% Logie Coldstone Marr 47 19 16 17 14 14 11 8 34% 16% Lumphanan Marr 100 39 41 41 45 39 38 34 41% 34% Tarland Marr 155 90 93 91 75 68 62 55 60% 35% Torphins Marr 200 166 161 167 162 173 165 164 81% 82% Alford Academy Marr 700 680 698 713 726 734 699 681 100% 97% Alford PS Marr 372 333 361 374 365 349 355 361 97% 97% Cluny Garioch 96 81 77 81 82 81 84 84 80% 87% Craigievar Marr 47 33 26 29 27 26 25 24 55% 50% Dunecht Garioch 75 43 48 48 55 55 54 51 64% 68% Echt Garioch 47 38 33 44 45 54 59 64 70% 136% Keig Marr 50 25 20 16 14 13 13 14 40% 28% Lumsden Marr 50 12 10 10 10 10 11 12 20% 23% Midmar Garioch 75 38 32 31 28 25 27 25 43% 33% Monymusk Marr 75 62 66 61 61 68 68 62 88% 83% Strathdon Marr 50 28 18 21 22 24 22 22 36% 44% Tough Marr 60 29 23 21 16 20 17 15 38% 26% Towie Marr 50 51 55 50 54 50 49 50 110% 101% Tullynessle Marr 25 15 15 15 19 25 26 30 60% 120% Banchory Academy Marr 900 813 843 856 881 922 915 920 94% 102% Banchory PS Marr 550 406 424 416 417 411 413 407 77% 74% Crathes Marr 50 39 39 44 50 51 55 60 78% 121% Drumoak Kincardine & Mearns 155 124 121 131 117 124 126 123 78% 79% Durris Kincardine & Mearns 60 47 45 46 43 43 44 42 75% 71% Hill of Banchory Marr 434 376 375 362 361 365 367 367 86% 85% Strachan Marr 50 School Mothballed 0% 0% Banff Academy Banff & Buchan 1220 815 851 894 917 930 917 878 70% 72% Aberchirder Banff & Buchan 225 127 128 124 122 115 117 116 57% 52% Banff PS Banff & Buchan 459 353 337 354 361 347 340 344 73% 75% Bracoden Banff & Buchan 145 42 45 42 49 49 50 54 31% 37% Fordyce Banff & Buchan 47 25 27 27 24 21 20 16 57% 35% Macduff Banff & Buchan 420 326 304 286 296 284 263 265 72% 63% Ordiquhill Banff & Buchan 100 49 54 51 46 48 48 47 54% 47% Portsoy Banff & Buchan 267 137 126 131 126 125 134 135 47% 51% Whitehills Banff & Buchan 134 115 118 115 115 125 125 126 88% 94% Ellon Academy Formartine 1300 1134 1148 1159 1158 1201 1195 1207 88% 93% Arnage Formartine 75 39 40 33 36 27 26 20 53% 26% Auchterellon Formartine 459 344 339 313 309 290 276 262 74% 57% Balmedie (City) Formartine 484 408 391 402 414 445 497 563 81% 116% Ellon PS Formartine 345 289 289 309 303 299 313 328 84% 95% Foveran Formartine 47 28 27 27 33 37 40 53 58% 113% Hatton (Cruden) Buchan 155 103 98 105 104 100 108 104 63% 67% Meiklemill Formartine 317 228 234 231 244 269 288 316 74% 100% Newburgh Mathers Formartine 217 147 156 168 170 159 163 153 72% 70% Slains Formartine 50 30 28 25 24 26 25 25 56% 50% Tipperty Formartine 50 35 34 28 26 23 21 20 68% 40% Fraserburgh Academy Banff & Buchan 1450 1090 1127 1114 1149 1147 1118 1128 78% 78% Crimond Buchan 155 86 82 85 91 90 83 79 53% 51% Fraserburgh North Banff & Buchan 217 119 105 103 93 92 84 79 48% 37% Fraserburgh South Park Banff & Buchan 550 364 365 351 353 337 341 327 66% 59% Inverallochy Banff & Buchan 155 122 113 120 121 128 127 128 73% 82% Lochpots Banff & Buchan 267 199 195 202 197 193 191 193 73% 72% Rathen Banff & Buchan 90 55 59 60 60 63 63 65 66% 73% Rosehearty Banff & Buchan 217 150 144 153 143 149 144 144 66% 66% Sandhaven Banff & Buchan 100 90 80 85 79 68 65 62 80% 62% St Andrew's, Fraserburgh Banff & Buchan 429 328 335 357 371 394 416 421 78% 98% St Combs Buchan 100 48 56 60 64 64 63 55 56% 55% Tyrie Banff & Buchan 71 31 22 19 18 17 18 20 31% 28% Gordon Schools Marr 870 662 663 703 746 765 798 801 76% 92% Cairney Marr 50 14 17 18 20 23 23 24 34% 48% Clatt Marr 50 13 8 8 10 12 14 14 16% 28% Drumblade Marr 60 49 55 50 43 35 30 28 92% 46% Forgue Marr 45 25 24 25 21 24 22 24 53% 53% Gartly Marr 50 23 8 12 16 19 24 28 16% 56% Glass Marr 47 25 17 13 12 9 8 8 35% 17% Gordon PS Marr 484 425 406 379 364 371 355 344 84% 71% Insch Garioch 368 351 349 343 336 332 309 297 95% 81% Kennethmont Marr 50 36 47 47 56 57 60 61 94% 122% Largue Marr 50 12 11 12 13 12 12 14 22% 28% Premnay Garioch 75 46 46 42 51 49 51 52 61% 70% Rhynie Marr 71 33 30 30 32 34 39 43 42% 60% Inverurie Academy Garioch 1600 951 1053 1141 1233 1316 1367 1400 66% 88% Chapel of Garioch Garioch 71 30 33 34 31 32 36 39 46% 55% Hatton (Fintray) Garioch 60 49 51 49 47 52 50 50 85% 83% Keithhall Garioch 47 35 30 29 28 36 41 42 64% 90% Kellands Garioch 442 436 438 421 420 392 362 341 99% 77% Newmachar (City) Garioch 484 367 372 380 386 394 416 456 77% 94% Oyne Garioch 75 45 46 47 45 42 41 35 61% 47% Port Elphinstone Garioch 155 87 82 87 89 112 126 145 53% 94% Strathburn Garioch 480 419 415 437 450 454 455 459 86% 96% Uryside Garioch 589 348 380 418 437 478 480 497 65% 84% Kemnay Academy Garioch 730 941 975 983 1003 1035 1003 1029 134% 141% Alehousewells Garioch 217 130 141 141 128 127 117 111 65% 51% Kemnay PS Garioch 252 205 214 203 216 196 202 199 85% 79% Kinellar Garioch 484 382 387 379 363 329 326 313 80% 65% Kintore Garioch 459 501 454 423 381 359 342 308 99% 67% Midmill Garioch 434 92 107 126 149 180 216 246 25% 57% Mearns Academy Kincardine & Mearns 700 692 712 696 720 743 737 747 102% 107% Auchenblae Kincardine & Mearns 120 102 96 97 96 95 88 85 80% 71% Fettercairn Kincardine & Mearns 100 70 71 76 74 75 77 77 71% 77% Laurencekirk PS Kincardine & Mearns 434 312 328 352 363 369 367 373 76% 86% Luthermuir Kincardine & Mearns 99 57 41 48 47 49 55 60 41% 60% Marykirk Kincardine & Mearns 50 42 45 43 46 45 48 46 90% 92% Redmyre Kincardine & Mearns 75 70 72 70 78 62 60 59 96% 78% St Cyrus Kincardine & Mearns 171 141 136 146 137 135 139 140 80% 82% Meldrum Academy Formartine 980 989 980 1030 1042 1081 1075 1081 100% 110% Barthol Chapel Formartine 50 35 27 24 21 22 21 22 54% 43% Cultercullen Formartine 75 52 55 61 63 73 80 79 73% 105% Daviot Formartine 120 111 104 97 99 91 83 77 87% 64% Logie Durno Garioch 45 30 34 32 35 31 30 28 76% 62% Meldrum PS Formartine 459 393 404 387 401 397 395 370 88% 81% Methlick Formartine 120 103 104 101 110 109 104 105 87% 88% Old Rayne Garioch 75 59 50 51 54 57 62 64 67% 86% Pitmedden Formartine 242 146 162 150 166 167 170 168 67% 70% Rayne North Garioch 74 62 56 53 54 45 47 48 76% 65% Rothienorman Formartine 150 140 143 131 138 135 126 130 95% 87% Tarves Formartine 217 132 148 155 156 181 182 178 68% 82% Udny Green Formartine 100 55 55 49 53 42 41 44 55% 44% Mintlaw Academy Buchan 900 786 811 848 886 896 883 900 90% 100% Auchnagatt Buchan 75 53 55 59 65 64 58 62 73% 82% Fetterangus Buchan 75 41 41 48 46 41 47 47 55% 63% Kininmonth Buchan 50 31 30 24 24 22 17 15 60% 30% Longside Buchan 217 154 156 145 150 151 150 149 72% 69% Maud Buchan 125 96 94 90 90 92 92 95 75% 76% Mintlaw PS Buchan 217 170 169 165 171 173 176 178 78% 82% New Deer Buchan 180 104 106 104 104 107 109 111 59% 62% New Pitsligo & St John's Buchan 155 123 109 102 103 107 103 96 70% 62% Pitfour Buchan 180 124 109 110 112 114 118 127 61% 70% Strichen Buchan 150 116 122 126 128 129 135 138 81% 92% Stuartfield Buchan 150 123 121 128 131 130 139 136 81% 91% Peterhead Academy Buchan 1700 1142 1140 1220 1266 1313 1321 1342 67% 79% Boddam Buchan 217 126 108 109 109 117 115 116 50% 53% Buchanhaven Buchan 523 468 456 444 435 426 426 428 87% 82% Burnhaven Buchan 100 58 63 62 48 54 50 47 63% 47% Clerkhill Buchan 484 468 474 454 439 410 401 396 98% 82% Dales Park Buchan 317 228 251 288 338 360 385 394 79% 124% Longhaven Buchan 50 School Mothballed 0% 0% Meethill Buchan 279 190 202 200 217 210 202 212 72% 76% Peterhead Central Buchan 300 168 163 177 185 188 192 195 54% 65% Port Erroll Buchan 242 119 112 118 138 149 153 152 46% 63% St Fergus Buchan 120 113 113 115 108 96 98 94 94% 78% Portlethen Academy Kincardine & Mearns 970 835 857 910 970 1031 1067 1114 88% 115% Banchory-Devenick Kincardine & Mearns 70 31 33 35 38 38 39 41 47% 58% Fishermoss Kincardine & Mearns 358 256 267 278 278 262 266 262 75% 73% Hillside Kincardine & Mearns 509 419 471 498 536 544 542 539 93% 106% Newtonhill Kincardine & Mearns 459 292 300 339 379 408 427 451 65% 98% Portlethen PS Kincardine & Mearns 342 260 267 252 231 224 222 210 78% 61% Mackie Academy Kincardine & Mearns 1290 1159 1172 1180 1196 1188 1188 1208 91% 94% Arduthie Kincardine & Mearns 459 346 356 368 374 393 400 403 78% 88% Bervie Kincardine & Mearns 342 228 220 224 224 229 229 238 64% 69% Catterline Kincardine & Mearns 94 43 43 47 39 37 33 36 46% 38% Dunnottar Kincardine & Mearns 195 185 186 168 168 162 159 154 95% 79% Glenbervie Kincardine & Mearns 100 74 79 78 75 65 62 54 79% 54% Gourdon Kincardine & Mearns 100 86 82 75 76 73 74 68 82% 68% Johnshaven Kincardine & Mearns 50 34 42 37 40 41 44 44 84% 89% Kinneff Kincardine & Mearns 50 11 10 13 13 12 8 9 19% 17% Lairhillock Kincardine & Mearns 150 132 133 146 146 147 148 157 89% 105% Mill O' Forest Kincardine & Mearns 434 282 276 277 276 277 261 256 64% 59% Turriff Academy Formartine 840 627 628 671 664 661 660 640 75% 76% Auchterless Formartine 75 46 46 45 42 40 40 37 61% 50% Crudie Banff & Buchan 50 28 23 19 17 19 19 20 46% 41% Easterfield Formartine 25 17 13 11 10 8 7 6 52% 26% Fintry Formartine 50 27 23 20 17 16 14 12 46% 23% Fisherford Formartine 30 11 10 11 11 14 14 17 32% 55% Fyvie Formartine 155 123 128 114 113 105 99 87 83% 56% King Edward Banff & Buchan 47 23 19 21 17 18 11 14 40% 29% Monquhitter Formartine 217 137 124 115 122 124 122 125 57% 57% Turriff Primary Formartine 559 459 460 432 438 434 423 429 82% 77% Westhill Academy Garioch 1000 758 789 825 827 865 885 870 79% 87% Crombie Garioch 342 328 328 319 319 320 314 314 96% 92% Elrick Garioch 442 404 394 391 395 371 359 361 89% 82% Skene Garioch 100 76 80 76 80 80 85 87 80% 87% Westhill PS Garioch 342 280 299 306 314 297 290 297 87% 87%.
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    PN30: Community Engagement, Partnership Working Practice Note 30 Formartine Ward Forums Contact Name: Mark Mitchell Address: Aberdeenshire Council Position Held: Community Planning Officer Formartine Area Office, 29 Bridge Telephone: 01358 726406 Street, Ellon, Aberdeenshire Email: [email protected] AB41 9AA Topic Areas: Community Engagement, Partnership Working Project Background and Aims Community Planning in Aberdeenshire is delivered through six administrative areas. Service provision is decentralised in order to promote information sharing and meet local needs more efficiently and effectively. Each administrative area has a local Community Planning Group (CPG) and a Community Planning Officer working alongside Community Planning Partners within the overarching framework of Aberdeenshire Community Planning Partnership (CPP). Aberdeenshire CPP also utilises a community engagement strategy to promote and support strong, active and inclusive communities that are both informed and actively involved in decision- making. The Formartine Community Planning Group was established in 2006, bringing together representatives from the organisations, services and communities who are active within the local area. The administrative area covers 319 square miles with over 39,000 residents. Formartine is further broken down into three Wards, Turriff and District, Mid-Formartine and Ellon and District, covered by eleven Elected Members. The CPG is facilitated by Aberdeenshire Council, with partners including the Formartine Partnership, Aberdeenshire CVS Central and South, Grampian Fire and Rescue Service, NHS Grampian, Grampian Police, Community Safety and representatives from local communities. Since 2008 the Formartine CPG has worked towards the aims and objectives set out in the Local Community Plan. The Local Community Plan is frequently updated and amended to reflect the changing priorities of the community.