Melbourne High School is facing a major safety crisis, with students potentially moved to portable classrooms and remote learning.
Teachers have threatened to walk off the job over serious safety concerns linked to the school’s ageing and deteriorating buildings.
A total of 1,058 defects have reportedly been identified across the campus, with officials classifying some of the risks as extreme.
The proposed measures include using temporary portable classrooms, restricting access to unsafe areas and moving some students to remote learning.
A crisis meeting between school representatives and Victorian Education Department officials is scheduled to discuss the urgent safety issues and possible solutions.
Teachers and families are now calling for immediate action to ensure students and staff can learn and work in a safe environment.
