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Last Updated: Tuesday, 4 July 2006, 16:58 GMT 17:58 UK
Lightning-hit school is to reopen
Flooding near Irlam Baths, courtesy of Phil Johnson
The storms caused flash flooding across Greater Manchester
Pupils at a Manchester school are set to return to class - four days after the premises were hit by lightning during weekend storms.

Students at Wright Robinson Specialist College on Abbey Hey Lane, Gorton, will be resuming normal lessons on Thursday.

The school roof was hit by lightning on Sunday which caused a small fire in a paper vault and cut off the power.

Head teacher Neville Beischer said: "We have managed to sort everything out and the school will reopen on Thursday."




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