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One parent of a present RSSKL student, who asked not to be named, said there were many unanswered questions which had left her furious.

Independent schools such as RSSKL are not usually inspected by Ofsted.

48 hours after a meeting on Saturday of the school board, RSSKL issued a 52-word statement.

It is believed that the current school site will not see new homes built on it - but the school did not confirm whether there is a covenant placed on the grounds.

Herts County Council say that there are “sufficient” school places “in the locality” that all 330 RSSKL students will be able to go to a Hertfordshire school next year.

Hertfordshire County Council has limited authority over RSSKL as it is a private fee-paying school.

A former RSSKL student told the Gazette of his sadness at the school’s fate.

A £9,857-a-year school will close its doors next month, following a saga which first began more than three years ago.

A troubled private school is set to close this summer.

People from Kings Langley pay more money per mile to commute to London than people living anywhere else in the region, according to a new report.

Heavy goods vehicles are now banned from using the B440 through Water End and Great Gaddesden.

Rudolf Steiner School had 334 students on the roll at the last Ofsted inspection – but council bosses have remained tight-lipped on what will happen if the school does close.

Parents were told there are “lots and lots of problems” at an emotional meeting on Monday night at Rudolf Steiner School Kings Langley.

A troubled school has admitted to parents for the first time that it could close before the start of the next school year.

A private school which is under threat of closure by the government has appointed its first-ever permanent principal.

A teenage driver who was high on laughing gas when he crashed his van into a car and killed two people has been sentenced to nine years and 10 months in prison.

A service which was supposed to replace A&E at Hemel Hospital will have its hours cut permanently tomorrow.

Bosses at Rudolf Steiner School say the school WILL be open when the next academic year starts – but that there are “no guarantees” it will remain so.

A private school which has been threatened with closure by the government has had to ask parents for money.