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GCSE students were unable to do practical experiments as the science labs had been closed.

A multi-academy trust responsible for Lady Lumleys School in Pickering has reached an in-principle agreement to collaborate with a larger…

Regretfully we are informing the public that our campaign to restore the Lumley badge to the uniform of Lady Lumley’s students has failed. The…

Ministers have promised schools worst-hit by the RAAC crisis extra cash so their teachers can run out-of-hours catch-up lessons but funding is unclear

Leaders of schools affected by RAAC are facing long waits to be reimbursed hundreds of thousands of pounds spent on mitigations.

Among the worst affected is Scalby School, in Scarborough, North Yorks, where head Chris Robertson must wait until the summer term for his pupils to get temporary classrooms

The Mirror can reveal that nine schools hit by the concrete crisis were denied rebuild funding, as thousands of pupils are starting their terms once again learning from home

Exclusive: Twenty-two schools in England deemed to be in danger because of concrete unsuccessfully applied for ‘exceptional case’ rebuilding

Several buildings in Scarborough have been affected by the discovery of crumbling concrete including Scarborough Hospital and Scalby School.

The government snubbed bids for its flagship new rebuilding scheme from nine schools that have since been confirmed to have RAAC, Schools Week analysis shows.