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Teachers test positive for coronavirus with school closed as ‘precautionary measure’ – Wales Online
Two other members of staff at the Samuel Ward Academy, in Haverhill, Suffolk, are waiting for result of Covid-19 tests
Five members of teaching staff at a school in Suffolk have tested positive for Covid-19.
Two other members of staff at the Samuel Ward Academy in Haverhill are waiting to hear their coronavirus test results and the establishment has been closed on the advice of Public Health England.
The school said in a statement that the closure was a precautionary measure and it hoped to reopen on Tuesday.
Headteacher Andy Hunter said: The safety of pupils and all those who work at the school is my biggest…
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