What are the rules if your child is sent home from school to self-isolate?

Great British Bake Off have been left reeling after the decision to send home a baker from Bolton on last night's show. Makbul "Mak" Patel, scored an impressive third place in the technical challenge but ultimately waved goodbye to the tent after disappointing Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith with his biscuit showstopper and signature effort.

Radio Times and other media that if a contestant contracts the virus during the competition, they will be instantly removed from the show.She said: ‘Unfortunately if you receive a positive test, that means you wouldn’t be able to continue in the competition.’‘Obviously with government guidelines, if you receive a positive test you have to isolate for two weeks and that would, unfortunately, rule them out of the show.’Celebrities and their professional partners will be isolating together, while

How has sending your child back to school been for you so far? Let us know in the survey below. If it fails to load click here. A spokesman for Bury Council told the Manchester Evening News that the situation has improved over the last week - including special arrangements enabling school staff to access tests through the testing centre at Waterfold and the opening of a third walk-in testing centre at Whitefield Library.

here“If schools are to remain open during this second wave, tests need to be readily available for everyone so that those who get negative results can get back into school quickly.”The DfE statistics, based on responses from 76 per cent of state schools, suggest that hardly any schools have completely closed with 99 per cent of state schools recorded as open on September 17.

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.

How has sending your child back to school been for you so far? Let us know in the survey below. If it fails to load click here. Mr Chalke says schools can cope with 'Hands' and 'Face' - many have invested in visors and masks - but the problem is that  'Space defeats us all' and schools can't magic up extra buildings.

turned away from a testing centre in Bolton.Meanwhile in Bury, dozens of people were pictured queuing up for tests at the Mosses Centre.

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

extremist anti-LGBTQ hate group “Warriors for Christ,” told the Christian Post that his daughter’s First Amendment rights were violated after she was told to leave Livingston Academy in Livingston, Tenn.His daughter Brielle, who is 15, wore a t-shirt with “homosexuality is a sin” written on the front, as well as “1 Corinthians 6:9-10,” which is a Biblical passage interpreted by many Christians as outlawing homosexuality — though the exact translation is still subject to debate.“My 15 year old

thousands of pupils have already been sent home after positive cases.

dozens of schools across Greater Manchester have been asking classes and year group bubbles to self-isolate following positive cases. Headteacher David Proctor said: “The safety of our pupils and staff is paramount.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Two classes at a Wishaw primary school have been sent home and asked to self-isolate after two pupils tested positive for Covid-19.NHS Lanarkshire is working closely with North Lanarkshire Council with regards to the cases and is in the process of contacting close contacts who may be affected.The health board’s test and protect team will continue to contact anyone who may be affected and provide public