A €10m school project in The Hague which is supposed to house 1,300 primary and pre-school children has such serious structural faults it may have to be demolished, the Telegraaf reports on Wednesday.

Inspectors say supporting walls for the new Waterlelie school group are of such poor quality that the entire building is unsafe.
The building firm responsible has used the wrong sort of construction materials so that ‘the building is far too unsafe to be used,’ school chief Wiely Hendricks told the paper.