The authorities has lastly printed a listing of faculties recognized with collapse-prone concrete after days of mounting stress.

Ministers confronted calls to "come clean" on the problem after asserting 104 colleges in England must shut or partially shut attributable to considerations about strengthened autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).

The order got here days earlier than the beginning of the brand new college time period, leaving headteachers in a last-minute scramble to search out non permanent lodging and forcing some pupils to return to COVID pandemic-style distant studying.

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The authorities stated the closures had been along with 52 colleges that already had mitigation measures in place attributable to RAAC - but it surely had refused to publicly reveal the amenities or make clear what number of colleges have needed to shut fully.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan promised on Monday to publish the checklist by the tip of the week, together with the main points of preliminary mitigations in place.

"After this, we will provide updated information as new cases of RAAC are confirmed and existing cases resolved," she informed the House of Commons.

The checklist of faculties, published on the Government website, is:

Myatt Garden Primary SchoolSeven Mills Primary SchoolThe Ellen Wilkinson School for GirlsSt Ignatius CollegeWelbourne Primary SchoolSt John Vianney RC Primary SchoolHornsey School for GirlsBrandhall Primary SchoolSt William of York Catholic Primary SchoolSt Andrew's CofE Primary School, Over HultonAll Saints C of E Primary SchoolAbbey Lane Primary SchoolPippins SchoolStanway Fiveways Primary SchoolBaynards Primary SchoolGreat Leighs Primary SchoolHenham and Ugley Primary and Nursery SchoolBentfield Primary School and NurseryWhite Court SchoolBeehive Lane Community Primary SchoolEversley Primary SchoolHoly Trinity CofE Primary School, Eight Ash Green and AldhamSt Lawrence Church of England Primary School, RowhedgeGreat Tey Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary SchoolHatfield Peverel St Andrew's Junior SchoolBroomfield Primary SchoolMersea Island SchoolCranbourneMarkyate Village School and NurseryWidford SchoolPalmarsh Primary SchoolBirchington Church of England Primary SchoolSt James' Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary SchoolSt Bartholomew's Catholic Primary School, SwanleyBispham Endowed Church of England Primary SchoolOur Lady's Catholic High SchoolMayflower Primary SchoolParks Primary SchoolDonnington Wood Infant School and Nursery CentreThurston Community CollegeShawfield Primary SchoolSt Paul's Catholic Primary School, Thames DittonPetrocPark View SchoolSpringfield Primary SchoolOutwoods Primary SchoolDenbigh SchoolSale Grammar SchoolThe Appleton SchoolKing Ethelbert SchoolHolcombe Grammar SchoolThe Coopers' Company and Coborn SchoolWood Green AcademyThe Honywood Community Science SchoolThe Billericay SchoolAston Manor AcademyHadleigh High SchoolThe Palmer Catholic AcademyThe London Oratory SchoolTendring Technology CollegeEast Bergholt High SchoolHounsdown SchoolThurstable School Sports College and Sixth Form CentreCorpus Christi Catholic Primary SchoolWaddesdon Church of England SchoolWallingford SchoolWoodkirk AcademyBatley Girls High SchoolSt Clere's SchoolSandbach SchoolCarmel CollegeAnglo European SchoolSt Thomas More Catholic School, BlaydonThe Gilberd SchoolThe Thomas Lord Audley SchoolSt Helena SchoolEast Tilbury Primary SchoolClacton County High SchoolWhite Hall Academy and NurseryAltrincham CollegeCleeve Park SchoolJoyce Frankland Academy, NewportDanetree Primary SchoolThe Bromfords SchoolRoyal College Manchester (Seashell Trust)The Ramsey Academy, HalsteadRedhill SchoolArk Boulton AcademyWoodville Primary SchoolHoly Trinity Catholic Voluntary AcademyThomas Bullock Church of England Primary and Nursery AcademyWater Lane Primary AcademyKatherine Semar Junior SchoolKatherine Semar Infant SchoolMistley Norman Church of England Primary SchoolHatfield Heath Primary SchoolSt Thomas More Catholic Comprehensive SchoolGodinton Primary SchoolSt Francis Catholic Primary School, South AscotThe FitzWimarc SchoolWinter Gardens AcademyCherry Tree AcademyPrince Albert Junior and Infant SchoolCockermouth SchoolNorthampton International AcademySt Gregory's Catholic Science CollegeBishop Douglass School FinchleyLubbins Park Primary AcademyScalby SchoolArthur Bugler Primary SchoolSt Leonard's Catholic School, DurhamCanon Slade SchoolClaydon High SchoolHarlowbury Primary SchoolKingsdown SchoolKatherines Primary Academy and NurserySir Thomas Boughey AcademyHarwich and Dovercourt High SchoolFerryhill SchoolWyburns Primary SchoolJerounds Primary AcademyRoding Valley High SchoolLambourne Primary SchoolHillhouse CofE Primary SchoolBarnes Farm Junior SchoolSt Elizabeth's Catholic Voluntary AcademyHockley Primary SchoolChipping Ongar Primary SchoolLangney Primary AcademySt Teresa's Catholic Primary SchoolSt Mary and St John Junior and Infant SchoolSt John Catholic Primary SchoolSt Anne's Catholic Primary School, Harlow GreenSt Francis' Catholic Primary SchoolBuckhurst Hill Community Primary SchoolSunny Bank Primary SchoolSt Benet's Catholic Primary School, OustonSt Bede's Catholic School and Byron Sixth Form CollegeSt Joseph's Catholic Primary SchoolWells Park SchoolSt James' Catholic Primary School, HebburnSt John Bosco Catholic Primary School, Town End Farm, SunderlandSt Columba's Catholic Primary School, WallsendSt John Vianney Catholic Primary School, West DentonThe Holy Family Catholic School, a Voluntary AcademySt Michael's Catholic SchoolElmstead Primary School

Ministers count on a whole bunch extra colleges could possibly be affected as they await the outcomes of constructing surveys.

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Ms Keegan got here underneath fireplace on Tuesday for telling college leaders to "get off their backsides" and complete the forms.

It was the most recent mishap after she was caught on digicam bemoaning a lack of thanks for doing a "f***ing good job" whereas different persons are "sat on their arses".

Rishi Sunak can also be dealing with criticism for rejecting a funding request to repair 200 colleges whereas chancellor.

The prime minister defended himself by saying he dedicated to a significant programme to repair round 50 colleges a yr over a ten yr interval - however the Department for Education confirmed on Tuesday that simply 4 have been rebuilt since 2021.