内容摘要：He said: "Externally it is un-kept and has graffiti, weeds and bird mess all over the frontage. We will bring the building back to its very best, becoming a landmark building in Daventry once again.

He said: "Externally it is un-kept and has graffiti, weeds and bird mess all over the frontage. We will bring the building back to its very best, becoming a landmark building in Daventry once again.

It comes after the Department of Education published plans to fine teachers up to £2,500 for not taking part in school inspections.The department has proposed changing the law to make it an offence to obstruct an inspection.

In a statement, Givan said without inspections "many schools may not have been identified to receive the support they need to improve".Main school inspections normally take place every seven years, but can lead to further follow up inspections."I am proposing to bring forward a standalone bill to remove any ambiguity from our current legislation and create an absolute requirement to co-operate with inspection," said Givan.

Inspectors examine how a school is performing, including observing lessons, seeking feedback from pupils and parents and monitoring school policies on things like safeguarding.The results of inspections for each school are then published.

during pay disputes in recent years, teachers have boycotted inspections.

In March, an expert panel appointed by Givan recommended new laws to require teachers to co-operate with inspections as part of a wider review of Northern Ireland's education system.She had urged people to consider if they had the time and finances to look after an animal before adopting.

Two weeks ago, the animal shelter received a phone call from a man who turned up at work and found a box of puppies discarded in a skip.They were taken to Drybridge Veterinary Clinic in Coleford for treatment.

"They worked tirelessly to work on them that day," said Ms Cole.Two of the puppies had to be kept on drips and almost did not survive.