Headteacher of £32m school with 86 roof leaks blasts council for 'lack of support'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukFor the latest Oldham news sign up to the MyOldham newsletter here The headteacher of a £32m school dogged by problems since it opened says the building is 'woefully inadequate' and he's tired of asking for help.
Staff and students at Blessed John Henry Newman RC College, in Oldham, have become 'accustomed to floods, leaks and issues with the heating system'.
Glyn Potts says the building is left 'petrifyingly cold' in some areas and sweltering in others. Last year, the MEN reported how it was forced to close to all but Year 11 pupils for two weeks after a 'severe leak' made 30 rooms 'unfit for use'.
Since December, school officials say there have been numerous other incidents. On Tuesday this week (May 25), Year 11 students were sent
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