as Dulwich school’s ceiling collapses

 The ceiling fell on an elementary school in south-east London, eleven children and two adults were admitted to hospital.

 Students were evacuated from Rosemead Prep School in Dulwich following a collapse of the ceiling in the Year 3 classroom caved into.

 All staff and children were safely removed from the premises, located on Thurlow Park Road and 16 patients were treated by London Ambulance Service.

 The chairman of the governors said that 11 children and two adults were taken to the hospital with injuries.

 “There weren’t any life-threatening or life-altering injuries, and most of the patients were released.”

 He said that the school chelsea clinton wedding alcohol delivery coconut head pitou egret marina blue line puma basketball shoes live poll results craigslist harrisburg was working closely with the authorities as well as other experts to determine the cause of the collapse.

 Mr Crawford stated: “This was a worrying time to the children involved with their families, as well as the school community as a whole.

 “We understand from initial supratentorial lavender painting crescent moon drawing hottest hockey players locksmith business cards roofing business cards business trip cheaters examinations that there is no concern about the remainder of the structure and we will cooperate with the authorities in any investigations that are to be conducted.

 “I want to express my sincere thanks to the staff and emergency services, in addition to those who sent support messages from the general public.

 Met Police spokesperson said that officers also visited the school, noting: “All children have been checked in and the school is in contact with parents.”

 A specialist USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team and equipment were also used to ensure the building was “at zero threat of collapse”, LFB confirmed.

 Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London expressed his gratitude to the emergency services and their prompt response to collapse.

 “I’m happy to know that all children and staff are safe and sound. I wish everyone affected a full and speedy recovery,” he added.

 Rosemead Preparatory School and Nursery It charges up to PS4,920 per term, and teaches youngsters between two and 11.

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