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Could fail at any point. from southend to leicester. this was one of the first areas that they found that we had raac. so that area was out of use. up to durham. its heartbreaking. its really heartbreaking. and down to suffolk. its not how we teach at this school. we get great results. its disappointing, but the children are better with us than at home. exams are edging closer, but schools are still waiting for a dangerous type of concrete, called raac, to be made safe. weve got the heavy machin...

Ijust...i have no answers. i cant solve the problem myself as one parent. none of us can. we need the government to come together and to really understand what the impact of this is. the government says most of the 231 schools confirmed to have raac in england are teaching pupils in person, but that can look very different depending on where you are. some children at parks primary school are learning in a nearby council building and the headteacher has found an innovative way to get from a to b....

Hazel shearing, bbc news. werejoined now by shannon osullivan, who is the head teacher at thomas bullock primary and nursery school in thetford. hello to you. thank you so much for joining us on the programme. we heard fair lots of senior school pupils talking about the effect it has had on their exams. —— we heard there. clearly not so much of an issue in a primary school but still incredibly disruptive. how has raac affected your school, when it was discovered, and how it has been so far? ...

The showers at the south will fade, continuing across parts of scotland. clear skies tomorrow. a chilly start. another day of sunshine and showers. thank you. it is 18 minutes past seven. the government says pupils at schools in england which are partially closed because of dangerous concrete, known as raac, wont get extra help in their exams. some science and technology students have had to change courses, after being unable to access workshops, labs or equipment since september. our education ...

Interventions, for group work and for those testing, and how we support the children in that manner. all the best with that and for the upcoming sites. shannon osullivan, head teacher, thank you. one of more than 200 schools across the country coping with raac. yes. coming up to half past seven. at half past seven tonight an area of london is going to be going absolutely nuts, because excitement is building ahead of tonights world championship darts final at ally pally. it is not the only place ...