Some students at Myton School are learning remotely after the discovery of the concrete.
A school has announced plans to re-open to all students after partially closing due to the presence of dangerous concrete in one of its buildings.
In September, a structural engineer confirmed Raac panelling in the first floor of the Lower School building, the site of maths, languages, art and drama classrooms, plus a medical room and the canteen.Currently, all year groups are in school apart from one, with the absent year rotating on a weekly basis and learning remotely. The system is set to continue next week, with all students then in school for face-to-face learning the week after.
But according to a letter to parents from headteacher Andy Perry, an initial 13 building units would be installed from Saturday, becoming the maths faculty. New toilets were also being provided.From 9 October, the north playground will be shut to make way for the delivery of a further 11 units, plus toilets, on 14 and 15 October.
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