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Wick community campus to reopen on Wednesday after storm damage


By Alan Hendry

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Storm Arwen caused damage to the Wick High School games hall area.
Storm Arwen caused damage to the Wick High School games hall area.

Wick's community campus is to reopen on Wednesday now that interim repairs have been completed following damage caused by Storm Arwen.

The campus includes Newton Park Primary School, Wick High School and community facilities.

A section of cladding to the games hall area was torn away during the storm on Friday.

In an update today, Highland Council said: "Temporary external cladding repairs to the building were completed at the weekend and further fabric inspections have been carried out across the campus, providing assurance for the reopening.

"Replacement cladding panels are now on order and will be installed on receipt. Future adverse weather conditions and any potential impact as we have seen with Storm Arwen will be actively monitored and appropriate action taken in line with school operating procedures.

"Highland Council has been working closely with its partners Hub North Scotland (Wick) Ltd and High Life Highland to reopen the campus this week.

"Newton Park Primary and Wick High School will also contact parents and carers today."

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