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Small fire closes Annapolis Valley school

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A school in Berwick, N.S., is closed for the day following a fire in the building’s attic early Monday morning.

Fire chief says fire started in attic of Berwick and District School

Firefighters were called to the school in Berwick, N.S., shortly after 5 a.m. on Monday. (Cassie Williams/CBC)

A school in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley is closed for the day following a small fire in the building’s attic Monday morning.

Firefighters were called to Berwick and District School around 5:10 a.m., said Chief Luke Redden with the Berwick and District Volunteer Fire Department.

The fire was put out quickly at the two-storey building, which serves primary to Grade 8 students, according to the school’s website.

Redden said an electrical or mechanical issue likely caused the fire.

There is smoke and water damage, and power has been cut from the school, Redden said.

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