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MORE SALFORD SCHOOLS CLOSE AS VIRUS BITES
 

Star date: 17th March 2020

HARROP FOLD, CHATSWORTH AND MORE SCHOOLS AFFECTED BY VIRUS

Officially, Salford now has five schools partially closed, with Harrop Fold closed for year 9 and 10s, and the New Broadwalk pupil referral unit closed for a deep clean until Friday.

Meanwhile there are unconfirmed reports of Chatsworth High School is closing today until after Easter.

Full details here...


Following on from this morning's two Salford Star articles (see here and see here) more schools in the city are taking the decision to close or partially close. The official list from Salford City Council is as follows...

Primary schools:
Holy Family Catholic Primary School – partial closure of nursery and reception classes today due to 'staffing issues'.
The Cathedral School of St Peter and St John RC - nursery class closed from Wednesday 18th March to Friday 20th March due to 'insufficient staffing'

Secondary schools:
Harrop Fold School closed today Tuesday 17th March for Year 9s and 10s.
   
Pupil referral units:
Alder Brook Primary Partnership Centre – two classes closed today, Tuesday 17th March, 'due to staffing issues following new guidance'.
The New Broadwalk – closed from today until Friday 20th March for a deep clean.

Update: 4pm

Special Schools:
Chatsworth High School – closed from today... "This is in response to the numbers of staff self-isolating following the latest governmental advice."
Oakwood High School – closed from Monday 23rd March to Monday 20th April... "due to the health and vulnerability of our pupils and staff members. This is in response to a number of staff and pupils self-isolating following the latest government advice. We are expecting to reopen after the Easter Holidays on Monday 20th April."

If any reader knows of other schools shutting or partially shutting in the city please notify us via the Comments Box below or email info@salfordstar.com

Darren born and bred wrote
at 13:55:19 on 17 March 2020
All UK schools, college's, universities and nurseries should be closed NOW for at least 4weeks. Salford has about 85 schools , shut the lot.
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