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School buildings in England to shut over concrete safety fears
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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this post was submitted on 31 Aug 2023
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Just before the start of term. Fantastic timing!๐ /s
Mine went back on Tuesday. Kind of amazing to me that they're letting kids be taught in buildings that are at risk anyway.
I think you're probably OK
Assuming they weren't just sat on this information doing nothing (likely), would you rather them have delayed it until after this term finishes?
Apparently the problem was raised in the mid-90s, they've had so long to sort this out.