MP raises concerns about asbestos at school in Sydney's north west

Dad and mom in Sydney's north-west are questioning whether or not their youngsters's college is protected after issues had been raised concerning the doable presence of asbestos.  

Asbestos was initially detected at Fortress Hill Excessive College six years in the past however academics say they had been wrongly informed the testing had come again unfavourable.

"Essentially the most harmful types of asbestos, exist in that faculty," Fortress Hill MP Ray Williams mentioned.

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Asbestos was initially detected at Fortress Hill Excessive College six years in the past however academics say they had been wrongly informed the testing had come again unfavourable.(9News)

"What worries me shouldn't be understanding about it - that is the primary I've heard!" a father on the college mentioned.

Williams has uncovered 2016 testing which allegedly discovered asbestos within the college and he claims academics on the college had been informed the checks had been unfavourable.

An expert requirements investigation is now underway into these claims.

Since 2016, a whole cohort of scholars has gone proper via from 12 months 7 to 12.

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Williams additionally claims employees have made ongoing complaints about "falling white powder" from "the ceilings, onto their desks, onto themselves".(9News)

Williams additionally claims employees have made ongoing complaints about "falling white powder" from "the ceilings, onto their desks, onto themselves".

The NSW schooling division issued a press release that it's "assured there aren't any present asbestos points on the college".