Northern Ireland's education minister says over 100 schools have reported damage due to Storm Éowyn, ranging from minor issues to significant structural problems. The Education Authority is assessing the damage and arranging repairs, with some schools potentially moving to remote learning on Monday.
The education minister said over 100 schools have reported damage to their property due to Storm Éowyn - such as Drumrane Primary School in Dungiven, County LondonderryPaul Givan met with the Education Authority on Saturday to discuss the damage caused by Storm Éowyn to schools across Northern Ireland .
EA's School Transport Service plans to operate as normal; however, there may be some disruption or delays to routes as a result of damage to roads.The minister said principals should provide learning from home for the children and young people who are unable to attend school on Monday
Weather STORMEOWYN SCHOOLS DAMAGE NORTHERN IRELAND EDUCATIONAUTHORITY
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