Moulton Primary School fully reopens as experts confirm there is no unsafe concrete on the site.
By Martin HeathA village school that partly closed for two days while checks for collapse-prone concrete were carried out has reopened after none of the unsafe material was found.Work has been carried out to make sure the building under investigation is safe to use.When a number of schools were found to have, surveys were carried out across the country, including at Moulton Primary School.
The building was closed and year one children were taught elsewhere on the site, while year six pupils went to the secondary school in the village.Raac - reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete - can crumble as it ages Fiona Baker, West Northamptonshire Council's cabinet member for children, families and education, said: "We're so grateful for everyone's patience while we carried out further investigations, following our initial concerns.
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