Schools in Shropshire have a difficult choice in the face of the heatwave, and are finding different ways to adapt and keep children safe.
With the first ever red heat warning over extreme temperature and danger to life issued for much of the country, schools are adapting accordingly to safeguard pupils and staff.
"We will be open for parents who need us to accommodate their children – but advising all parents to keep pupils at home where practical and safe, to complete distance learning. Any parent or carer who needs us to accommodate their child will be able to send them to school as usual." The 800-pupil secondary school is part of the Oswestry based Marches Academy Trust and runs ten schools across the county, with all of them remaining open.
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