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Education Secretary Gillian Keegan admits she STILL doesn t know how many RAAC-risk schools need to close as term starts TODAY

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan conceded huge uncertainty remains over a slew of questions as she faced a bruising round of interviews this morning.

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School concrete crisis deepens as primary warns disruption could last until 2025 and parents across the UK are told buildings will remain shut until further notice and children must stay home - just HOURS before the start of term

St James Catholic Primary in Hebburn will remain shut until at least Wednesday. Alice Atkinson s son Patrick s first day at reception was supposed to be tomorrow.

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Why schools are being shut over concrete fears

Also, what school closures mean for you and what is RAAC? The Telegraph answers your questions

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Why some British school buildings might be unsafe

And why reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete crumbles | The Economist explains

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Thousands more schools at risk from crumbly concrete with checks yet to be carried out, report says, as fears grow children could return to lockdown learning for MONTHS after alarm is raised that some affected buildings also contain ASBESTOS

Hundreds of engineers are set to scramble to schools tomorrow, it has been reported, to inspect risky sites that may have been built with the aerated concrete, known as RAAC.

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