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Raac to be removed from 234 schools by Department for Education - Vimarsana News

Raac to be removed from 234 schools by Department for Education

The government's announcement today, 8 February, was made concurrently with the publication of a list of the confirmed cases of Raac in schools and

Latest full list of schools and colleges in England at risk of collapse as Panorama investigates shocking amount of buildings with 'crumbling concrete' - Vimarsana News

Latest full list of schools and colleges in England at risk of collapse as Panorama investigates shocking amount of buildings with 'crumbling concrete'

A further investigation into the number of schools in England confirmed to contain RAAC concrete reveals the figure remains at 231 - as a Panorama investigation into the scandal airs at 8pm tonight

More than 600 schools are still to be inspected for crumbling concrete - Vimarsana News

More than 600 schools are still to be inspected for crumbling concrete

As of mid-November this year, there were still 612 schools in England which had not been fully inspected for the aerated concrete, a Department for Education email has suggested.

Another 40 schools discover crumbling RAAC concrete in their buildings - Vimarsana News

Another 40 schools discover crumbling RAAC concrete in their buildings

Thousands of pupils have faced disruption since the start of term, some even being forced to return to virtual learning, as the scale of the dangerous material being used in buildings was revealed.

People are sharing their fond memories of school days in portacabins - Vimarsana News

People are sharing their fond memories of school days in portacabins

Gillian Keegan made the claim about the buildings as thousands of youngsters have been given no choice but to learn from the temporary sites.