UK pupils face struggling in 40°C-plus classrooms amid children calling for their Mummies

Extreme heat in the UK has severely impacted schools, with classrooms exceeding 40°C causing heatstroke, dehydration, and disrupted learning. Many schools lack air conditioning and proper insulation, forcing staff and students to find makeshift solutions like sitting in shaded areas or using water bottles. Government advisers recommend installing air conditioning in all schools within 25 years, while recent heatwaves have led to significant school closures and high absence rates, highlighting the urgent need for climate-adaptive infrastructure.

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