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Cults Academy: Boy, 16, due in court over Bailey Gwynne death Cults Academy: Teenager charged with Bailey Gwynne murder
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A teenage boy is due to appear in court over the death of 16-year-old Bailey Gwynne, who was stabbed at his Aberdeen school on Wednesday afternoon. A teenage boy has appeared in court charged with murdering 16-year-old Bailey Gwynne, who was stabbed at his Aberdeen school.
The 16-year-old accused, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was charged over the incident at Cults Academy. Bailey died in hospital after the incident at Cults Academy at about 13:30 on Wednesday.
He is expected to appear in private at Aberdeen Sheriff Court. The 16-year-old accused, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared in private at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.
Cults Parish Church was packed for a vigil on Thursday evening. Many people wrote messages of condolence and support for Bailey's family. The boy was also charged with having a blade or point on school premises. He made no plea and was remanded.
Church of Scotland minister, the Reverend Ewen Gilchrist, said: "Bailey Gwynne's family will hear about this and the number of people here and hopefully it will give them a bit of light in the darkness. He is expected to appear again on 6 November.
Relatives of Bailey said in a statement on Thursday: "There are no words. Bailey is our beloved boy and our heart. Our hearts have gone with him."Relatives of Bailey said in a statement on Thursday: "There are no words. Bailey is our beloved boy and our heart. Our hearts have gone with him."
It added: "A special son, brother, grandson and friend - he never failed to make us smile (most of the time). He will always be our boy.It added: "A special son, brother, grandson and friend - he never failed to make us smile (most of the time). He will always be our boy.
"We don't know what we will do without our junior 'man about the house'."We don't know what we will do without our junior 'man about the house'.
"We need time now to look after each other and send our love to all those who care for Bailey.""We need time now to look after each other and send our love to all those who care for Bailey."
Emergency services were called to the school at about 13:30 on Wednesday. Bailey died in hospital.
Cults Academy is a secondary school with 1,050 pupils from age 11 to 18.Cults Academy is a secondary school with 1,050 pupils from age 11 to 18.
The school was closed on Thursday and Friday but will re-open on Monday, with special assemblies being held.The school was closed on Thursday and Friday but will re-open on Monday, with special assemblies being held.
The nearby Cults Parish Church was packed for a vigil on Thursday evening.
Many people wrote messages of condolence and support for Bailey's family.
Church of Scotland minister, the Reverend Ewen Gilchrist, said: "Bailey Gwynne's family will hear about this and the number of people here and hopefully it will give them a bit of light in the darkness.