Oswestry school shut after fire breaks out in building
Crews are still at the scene making sure the area is safe
A school in Oswestry is closed today (22 September) after a fire broke out in one of its buildings.
Firefighters used hose reel jets and breathing apparatus overnight to tackle the flames at St Martins School.
The fire service also brought in specialist fans to clear smoke from the site.
Crews are still at the scene making sure the area is safe.
The head teacher says damage is being assessed and pupils should stay home on Monday, with updates on online learning to follow.
In a statement Shropshire Fire and Rescue service said: "Crews used hose reel jets to extinguish the fire and wore breathing apparatus.
"Positive Pressure Ventilation fans have also been used to clear smoke and thermal imaging camera used to check for hot spots.
"Crews continuing to dampen down the area."