Telford School Shut Due to Heating Problem Concerns
Haberdashers’ Abraham Darby School in Telford has faced significant disruptions due to a malfunctioning heating system. Originally set to reopen on Monday, students were sent home almost immediately due to heating concerns.
Telford School Heating Issues Lead to Closures
The school, located in Madeley, experienced temporary heating fixes by Tuesday but had to close again on Wednesday, January 7. This closure was extended to Thursday, January 8, as heating problems persisted.
Exams Scheduled Despite Closures
Despite the ongoing issues, the school management confirmed that scheduled exams would still occur. A note on the school’s website emphasized that “Our heating is still not operating normally,” leading to the decision to remain closed to both staff and students on January 8.
Awaiting Weather Updates
- Principal Joe Edgar addressed parents via email regarding the situation.
- He mentioned the forecast predicting overnight snowfall, which could affect reopening plans.
- Edgar stated that decisions would be based on weather conditions and would be communicated promptly.
A final update concerning the school’s reopening on Friday, January 9, was promised by 7 AM. The principal reassured families that they would provide as much notice as possible, though some decisions may only be made on the morning itself after assessing the situation.
