A secondary school will be closed for the day following a major fire overnight.
More than 50 firefighters worked through the night to tackle the blaze which broke out at Braeview Academy in Dundee at around 9.37pm on Tuesday.
Fire crews had brought the blaze under control by 4am and one appliance was still at the scene at 7am on Wednesday ensuring the area was safe.
Dundee City Council confirmed the school would be shut on Wednesday.
Devastating news that, due to fire damage, the school will be closed to all staff and pupils on Wednesday. Information will be communicated to staff, parents and carers, as it becomes available. Please keep tuned to social media and local radio for updates.
— Braeview Academy (@BraeviewAcademy) September 12, 2018
It hopes to hold a meeting with staff on Wednesday morning to discuss the situation.
Braeview Academy tweeted: “Devastating news that, due to fire damage, the school will be closed to all staff and pupils on Wednesday.
“Information will be communicated to staff, parents and carers, as it becomes available.
“Please keep tuned to social media and local radio for updates.”
