The government has announced that 10 of the 12 colleges with RAAC will receive grants to remove the dangerous concrete.
Data published by the Department for Education today shows 234 schools and colleges have now been confirmed as having reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, an increase of three since the last update in December.
The DfE said today this was the “final list”, making up around 1 per cent of 22,000 schools and colleges in England.
The new list includes information about the “route of removal”, and shows 119 schools will be rebuilt either fully or partially. Another 110 education settings will receive grants while the rest have a “different” route to removal.
