Overview
- Police attended the campus on Wednesday, November 26, and reported no injuries or threats.
- The school confirmed the item was a sgian dubh, a small ceremonial knife traditionally worn with Highland dress.
- The child involved is reported to be a nine-year-old primary five pupil.
- Albyn said the incident was handled promptly and proportionately and told families the pupil will not return.
- Police Scotland said a boy was traced in connection and a report will be submitted to the relevant authorities, as the school continues to face scrutiny after prior leadership turmoil.