Jeremy Hunt has insisted the government is doing 'everything we can' to keep schools safe from a potentially dangerous type of concrete present in schools.
Jeremy Hunt has insisted the government is doing "everything we can" to keep schools safe from a potentially dangerous type of concrete present in schools.Safety measures have been put in place at 104 schools due to the presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete , while at least 52 have been shut.
While at least 156 schools have been affected so far, the full extent of the problem is not yet clear, with the Department for Education so far failing to publish a full list. “Here we are, 13 years on, we’re facing major problems…with crumbling schools and the potential for huge disruption to lots of our children at the start of the school term," Ms Phillipson told"I think that’s completely unacceptable but I also believe ministers need to come clean about the full extend of all of this. We still don’t have a full list of schools that have been affected.
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