Telford school remains closed amid 'heating issue'
A school in Telford remains closed this week after an issue with their heating system.
Despite many schools closing due to the snow, Haberdashers' Abraham Darby in Telford prepared to welcome students back to the classroom on Monday.
But an issue with the heating system soon saw students told to stay at home.
While it seemed the problem had been resolved on Tuesday, further issues saw the school close on Wednesday, January 7.
The school remained closed on Thursday, but a statement on the school's website said exams would still take place.
"Our heating is still not operating normally. The school will remain closed to staff and pupils on Thursday, January 8."
As of Thursday afternoon, the school had not confirmed if it was reopening on Friday, stating it was "too early" to make the decision.
An email sent to parents from the principal, Joe Edgar, said: "Snow is currently forecast overnight tonight, with the possibility of heavier snowfalls in some areas.
"At this stage, it is too early to confirm what Friday will look like, but we will continue to monitor forecasts and conditions and update you as soon as we can.
"We will always try to give families as much notice as possible. However, there are times when a decision can only be made on the morning itself once we can assess the situation more accurately."
The email said a decision would be shared by 7am on Friday, January 9.
