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North Suffolk school closed to heat problems

Published: 8:08 AM February 22, 2010    Updated: 9:42 PM October 10, 2020

A SUFFOLK primary school has closed its doors due to heating problems.Barnby and North Cove Primary School will be closed today (Monday) due to heating failure.

A SUFFOLK primary school has closed its doors due to heating problems.

Barnby and North Cove Primary School will be closed today (Monday) due to heating failure.

The school expects to be open again tomorrow (Tuesday).

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