Wythenshawe primary school pupils told to stay home after confirmed coronavirus case

Bethenny Frankel posted a rare video with her 10-year-old daughter Bryn after confirming she and Jason Hoppy are still legally married.The Real Housewives of New York alum, 49, shared the clip via her Instagram Story on Friday, September 25, ahead of Bryn’s first day of school.“On my way to get a mammogram today just ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Hope you’re doing well,” Frankel said in the video.

hereIn January, Trafford council’s Civic Quarter Area Action Plan, which the former Kellogg’s site plans are part of, received the cabinet’s unanimous approval.Coun Andrew Western, leader of Trafford council, said: “This exciting development on the iconic former Kellogg’s site will provide much-needed quality housing, an excellent primary school, offices and a superb hotel. It will totally transform the area and create a fantastic place for people who live and work there.

Huge plans for the regeneration of parts of Trafford will be decided today.Proposals for 750 homes, an 100-bedroom hotel, a leisure centre, a primary school and offices will be decided today by Trafford council for the former Kellogg’s factory site in Old Trafford, as part of the authority’s masterplan for the area.The council is working with developers Bruntwood Works on the site and bought the plot for £12m back in September 2017.The public were consulted on the plans last year and at the time

Leigh school.

Social media ‘friend’ cash scam warning from police Since the school closure review panel overturned the council’s decision in July, PKC’s lifelong learning committee has agreed to consider a catchment review and the possibility of a nursery at the school.On August 26, the lifelong learning committee also agreed to let the scrutiny committee carry out an independent review.This was after councillors questioned why PKC spent almost £110,000 on a failed legal case to “test” the “inteference by

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.

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.

reported 15 yesterday and there have been many more today - questions have been raised over why school bubbles are so big.But Mr Wheeldon said at his school, like most other primaries, it would be 'logistically and physically impossible' to separate the children into more bubbles.He said: "We have had to put Year 3 and Year 4 in one bubble and that's up to 180 children for both year groups."When we set them up over the holidays it was a case of what staff have we got, as all of a sudden staff

TMZ reports that the singer died Sunday night at his home in Las Vegas, Nevada, after battling the coronavirus. As of Monday, the state reported more than 71,600 confirmed coronavirus cases and 1,389 deaths.Williamson joined The Temptations in 2006, replacing tenor G.C. Cameron.

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

Salford must self-isolate after a positive coronavirus case. Year 7 pupils at Buile Hill Academy in Pendleton must now stay at home until September 18.They had only been back to school for three days after the academy opened on Wednesday (September 2) to Year 7 students.

school, less than half an hour into his first day back, all because he wasn’t wearing the correct uniform.Hayley Dainton got a call from staff at Hanham Woods Academy asking her to come and pick up her son Oliver, because teachers had spotted that he wasn’t wearing the required uniform.The 11-year-old was just minutes into his first day at secondary school when staff spotted that his black sweatshirt was not the official school uniform one, with the school’s badge on it.He was also wearing white

La’Darius Marshall’s family confirmed the Cheer star was safe shortly after he shared an alarming message via Instagram.“La’Darius Marshall is safe at home here in Texas with me,” Debbie Bonner, who Cheer fans may remember La’Darius living with during his time at Navaro, wrote on Thursday, September 3, via Instagram. “Thank you all for caring for our boy.