Some 104 schools have been ordered to fully or partially close by the Department for Education.
The state of England’s schools buildings were initially revealed in a report in June by public spending watchdog the National Audit Office.Staff seen at Willowbrook Mead Primary Academy in Leicester
It has a life expectancy of little more than 30 years and this means buildings constructed from the 1950s to the 1990s that have not been checked by structural engineers are at risk of collapse.What RAAC looks like National Education Union general secretary, Daniel Kebede, said: ‘It is absolutely disgraceful, and a sign of gross government incompetence, that a few days before the start of term 104 schools are finding out that some or all of their buildings are unsafe and cannot be used.
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