Moray education director 'no concerns'
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MORAY Council has reassured parents, pupils and staff that local schools built by private finance are not affected by constructions concerns over schools in Edinburgh.
Up to 17 schools in the capital, built under the Private Finance Initiative, have been closed due to construction concerns.
Moray Council’s director of education and social care, Laurence Findlay, assured parents over local buildings.
He said: "Miller Construction, the contractors responsible for the schools built under the PPP initiative in Edinburgh, has not undertaken any work on behalf of the Moray Council.
"We have a five-year rolling programme of health and safety and building standards audits on our schools carried out by our quantity surveyor staff.
"We are confident that all our schools meet appropriate standards. However we have no complacency in relation to the standards of our school buildings and we continue to monitor our school estate very closely at all times."
