Several schools are closed in Shropshire and Mid Wales today after snow fell overnight.
List of schools closed in Shropshire and Mid Wales due to weather conditions and snow - some to re-openResidents of the county and the West Midlands woke up to their first taste of winter and a sheet of snow after yesterday's warnings for icy weather.Some have announced full closures, while others will carry out inspections later today, and may re-open if conditions allow.
Below is the full list of schools - primary and secondary - that are closed in Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin, and Powys - as listed on the councils' websites.Shrewsbury Academy - partially open. Shrewsbury Academy will be closed to students in year groups eight and nine. Years seven, 10 and 11 have been told to"attend as normal".Buildwas Academy - Telford & Wrekin Council website said:"Partial closure due to unsafe travel conditions and site.
Priorslee Academy - Telford & Wrekin Council website said:"Partial closure due to unsafe travel conditions and site. This will be reviewed at 10am for a possible 1pm open.
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