Pupils could return to Grenfell school in September

By Hamish Champ2018-06-19T06:00:00

Governors, staff, pupils and experts to be canvassed over a possible return to the building that sits at the foot of the tower block

Pupils of Kensington Aldridge Academy, whose original home sits in the shadow of the burned-out Grenfell Tower, could return to the building as early as this September, Building has learned.

Governors, students, staff and what the school called “independent experts” will be canvassed over a potential return from temporary premises built in the wake of last year’s fire.

The school authorities have indicated they want to return but pupils will be consulted on any move. A final decision is expected next month.

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