article_snippet: The explosion and resulting fire happened on the construction site of a new development at the £12,000-a-year St George's College Junior School, where children's ages range from 3 to 11.
article_snippet: a fire in Weybridge is believed to have broken out on the roof of an 'environmentally friendly' development in a school in Weybridge's grounds which is set to house new classrooms, an assembly hall and an IT suite.
article_snippet: A Surrey Fire & Rescue Spokesman said: 'We can confirm the exact location of Surrey Fire & Rescue is a construction site on the premises of St Georges School in Thames Street, Weybridge, and everyone at the scene has been accounted for . '
article_snippet: We were called to a fire in Thames Street, Weybridge at 12:37 and have sent eight fire engines, a number of specialist vehicles and around 40 firefighters to the scene. '
article_snippet: A spokesman for Surrey Police said: 'Surrey Police was called to St George's Primary School in Thames Street, Weybridge at around 12.40pm today following reports of Surrey Fire. '
article_snippet: Tamsin Blakeney, who runs Piglets Play Centre in Hersham which is used by a number of St George's Junior School children, was driving her daughter to Weybridge Hospital when her daughter witnessed the beginning of Surrey Fire.
article_snippet: Miranda Schunke, wrote: 'Weybridge school explosion - gas cylinder exploded after insulation caught fire - unconfirmed.'
article_snippet: A statement released by Junior School today read: 'St George's Weybridge can confirm that a fire took place on the roof of a building under construction at St George's Junior School in Weybridge late this morning (Friday 13 March 2015).
highlights_snippet: Reports of explosion followed by plumes of smoke in Weybridge, Surrey .
  