The school was closed in August due to structural safety concerns with children moved to a primary six miles away.
A primary school that was forced to close on the eve of the new academic year will resume on-site lessons in a new temporary building in January.
The schools shared the same building contractor, Caledonian Modular, which fell into administration in March 2022. The trust's chief executive, Paul Watson, said: "We were told that issues around site access and the exclusion zone around the current building were the cause of this delay.
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