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WORRIED parents are anxiously waiting to see if their children’s school will be forced to close due to specific warnings. <\/p>\n

This week it was revealed that 150 schools could be forced to close after being told to close buildings and classrooms that are at risk of collapse.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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Parents are anxiously waiting to hear if their children’s school is one of 150 affected by crumbling concrete – such as Abbey Lane Primary School in SheffieldCredit: PA\"List<\/p>\n

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Staff at Willowbrook Mead Primary Academy in Leicester were seen yesterday moving furniture from Credit: SWNS\"List<\/p>\n

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The problematic material is reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) – right – which crumbles under pressure Credit: ITV\"List<\/p>\n

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Work started yesterday at Eldwick Primary School in West YorkshireCredit: SWNS<\/p>\n

Families were expected to be told whether their children would be affected in the hours that followed. <\/p>\n

Here’s how to find out if your loved ones have been affected – and a list of schools said to have been forced to close until today. <\/p>\n

If you have not yet found out whether your child is affected or not, contact the school or local council. <\/p>\n

The government refuses to publish the names of potentially collapsing schools. <\/p>\n

Ministers were invited yesterday to publish the entire list immediately.<\/p>\n

But parents and schools have spoken out, with most families expected to have heard from their children’s schools about whether they will be affected by now. <\/p>\n

Photos taken across the country yesterday show staff in action after receiving the news. <\/p>\n

Teachers and staff at Willowbrook Mead Primary Academy in Leicestershire were seen moving furniture out of the school and out the door. <\/p>\n

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Desks, chairs and tables could be seen being carried outside the school on a wet morning. <\/p>\n

Work has already started on Abbey Lane Primary School in Sheffield after it was previously found to be built with problematic materials. <\/p>\n

In the pictures, you can see a tarp covering one of his buildings, and machines are working nearby. <\/p>\n

Schools across the country are closed and partially closed, with many taping only small rooms using suspect concrete. <\/p>\n

It comes after officials discovered the schools were made of suspect concrete – just days before the start of the new school term.<\/p>\n

Unions are now warning that this could only be the “tip of the iceberg”.<\/p>\n

They said hundreds more schools built with “crumbly” reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) were expected to be told they had to close classrooms and buildings.<\/p>\n

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Simon Allford, chairman of the Royal Institute of British Architects, said it was “a big concern that 700,000 students are being taught in buildings that require major renovation or refurbishment”.<\/p>\n

RAAC is a lightweight type of concrete and is commonly used for the construction of roofs, floors, cladding and walls.<\/p>\n

It has been used in the UK since the mid-1950s, but fell out of favor in the 80s, according to the Local Government Association. <\/p>\n

Many schools and officers are believed to have been built with RAAC concrete.<\/p>\n

The material has also been found in other types of buildings, not all of which are in the public sector.<\/p>\n

In some cases, inspections revealed that some RAAC planks had defects that, combined with bad weather conditions, caused creep.<\/p>\n

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The condition of some planks then deteriorated causing them to collapse. <\/p>\n

List of known schools said to be affected by RAAC closure <\/h3>\n

How long the school will be closed will depend – contact yours to get a better understanding. <\/p>\n

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