If your child develops symptoms of COVID-19, you should organise for your child to be tested via the NHS online portal or by calling 119. What to do if your child develops symptoms of COVID-19 Pennycross Primary School, Tor Bridge High, Plymouth High School for Girls, Eggbuckland Community College, Austin Farm Academy and Leigham Primary School have all previously reported cases. It comes as a number of new coronavirus cases at schools have been announced.Īll Saints Academy confirmed a staff member had tested positive yesterday and earlier this week, two teachers at Millbay Academy and one teacher at Ivybridge Community College tested positive for the virus.īrooks Green Centre for Learning and City College in Plymouth both announced positive cases on Monday. The school remains open for all other pupils and they should continue to attend as normal." "We will also be arranging for free school meals to be safely delivered to eligible pupils. In the meantime we will be ensuring they can continue their learning through virtual lessons. "They are due to return to school on 19 October. "After taking advice from Public Health England and Plymouth City Council we have asked our Year 11 bubble to self-isolate, in line with the national guidance. Graham Roser, Headteacher at Tor Bridge High, said: "We can confirm that a member of our school community has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Students are now being taught remotely, with 'live lessons' in place from Monday, October 12. Last month, the school had its first positive case but no students or staff were asked to isolate as the child had not been in school "during the infectious period. Tor Bridge High contacted parents via letter to inform them a student in had received a positive test result after a COVID-19 test and asked the Year 11 bubble to isolate. Another Plymouth school has confirmed a pupil has tested positive for coronavirus.
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