Pupils self-isolating after positive case of coronavirus at high school

Bury high school has been told to isolate following a confirmed case of coronavirus. The positive test on a pupil in year 11 at Woodhey High School, in Ramsbottom, means the whole year must self-isolate.

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth are self-isolating after more crew members test positive for coronavirus.

in Salford are self-isolating after a colleague contracted coronavirus.  The employee, who works at the Bulls’ Head Hotel in Walkden, tested positive for the virus on Sunday (September 13).  The staff member and eight others who they may have had close contact with are now self-isolating for 10 days, a spokesman for the pub giant confirmed. The branch has not closed as a result of the incident.

Manchester Evening News that if there is a positive case at their child's school, they 'have a right to know'. Among the cases confirmed today is the closure of an entire primary school in Oldham, the first confirmed shutdown in Greater Manchester.

Wigan after confirmed cases of coronavirus.The positive tests for pupils in years 9 and 11 at Cansfield High School, in Ashton-in-Makerfield, mean both years must now self-isolate for a fortnight.Headteacher Dr Geoff Baker wrote to the parents of those impacted on Wednesday morning.In a letter addressed to parents with children in year 11, he said: "It was with great sadness that I had to send our Year 11 students home today following a positive diagnosis for Covid 19."While I am aware that the

struggling to access tests, it's causing even further disruption and delay. At some high schools hundreds of pupils are being affected as whole year bubbles are sent home following a positive test.Oasis Academy Oldham has confirmed that students in Year 10 and 11 are self-isolating for the next fortnight and teachers will be supporting their learning at home.

a Salford secondary school are self-isolating after a student tested positive for Covid-19.  Year 8 pupils at Oasis Academy MediaCityUK will stay at home for two weeks while continuing their education virtually. It comes following a confirmed Covid-19 case within the year 8 bubble. A spokesman for Oasis Academy MediaCityUK, on King William Street, said: “We have been advised by Public Health England of a confirmed case of COVID-19 within our Year 8 bubble. “In line with advice from Public Health

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Sandbrook is one of at least 32 primary and secondary schools across Greater Manchester to have reported Covid cases since reopening at the start of the month. Coun Kieran Heakin, cabinet member for children’s services at Rochdale council, has urged parents to follow coronavirus guidance so schools don’t have to close down again.He said: “Schools have worked so hard to be open and be safe for children to return and get back to vital education.

Bolton the area has been put in to further lockdown regulations. This shows the importance of following the regulations and quarantining on return to the UK is just one of the areas people can help stop the spread.

15 schools had sent children home - including four high schools and 11 primaries.Now a further 17 have alerted parents to positive cases, with the exact number expected to be even higher.The sizes of school bubbles that pupils have been put into dictates how many children are needing to self-isolate.

Glasgow pub workers are self-isolating after two members of staff tested positive for Covid-19. The Horseshoe Bar and O’Neill’s Grand Central have both remained opened despite one employee at each venue coming down with the killer bug last week.

Wigan were sent home on Monday morning in line with Public Health England guidelines.