At least three Greater Manchester schools have potentially dangerous crumbling concrete - and more are being investigated
manchestereveningnews.co.ukDangerous crumbling concrete which the government says could require immediate building closures has been confirmed in Greater Manchester schools.
More than a hundred schools across England have been told by the government that they need to shut facilities or put urgent safety measures in place because of the presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).
It comes just days before pupils are due to return for the start of the autumn term, and the announcement has led to widespread uncertainty for families.
The government says this specific type of concrete has now been classed as an immediate safety risk as it has the potential to suddenly collapse, and schools have been instructed they must take instant action if it is identified. Join our FREE Manchester Crime and Court WhatsApp group by clicking here This could mean closing off buildings while mitigation measures are put in place, moving students to different sites, or potentially a temporary return to remote learning.
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