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Heating defect forces Barkingside school to close

Monday, January 28, 2013
9:48 AM

A Barkingside primary school has been forced to close today because of “defective heating”.

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Parents of children at Fullwood Primary, Burford Close, have been sent a text message telling them of the closure.

The school was one of about 33 that made the decision to close a week ago because of the heavy snow.

It is not known whether Fullwood will be back open to pupils and teachers tomorrow.

• If you are a parent and have been affected by the closure, email newsdesk@ilfordrecorder.co.uk or call 020 8477 3806.

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