A Bristol infant school limits its heating and turns down thermostats for hot water amid £30k bill.
A school has asked pupils to wear warm clothes while it limits its heating use to avoid rising fuel costs.
The National Education Union said it shows the "sad, hard truth" that schools still do not have enough financial support.In an email sent to parents, the school said it will limit the time the heating is on in the day, turn down thermostats for hot water and turn off lights when not in useOne parent, who wanted to remain anonymous, told the BBC she was concerned the decision could affect her child's asthma.
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