Coronavirus – third school to close as precautionary measure
A THIRD Wokingham borough school is to be closed after a case of coronavirus was diagnosed. Parents at Willow Bank Junior School, which is next to the Infant School in...
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Coronavirus – second Wokingham borough school to close; precautionary deep clean to be undertaken
A SECOND Wokingham borough school is to be closed after a case of coronavirus was diagnosed. Parents of Aldryngton Primary School in Earley are being told to keep their children...
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Coronavirus – How Wokingham Borough Council is working to prevent spread of virus
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL says it is doing everything it can to minimise the spread of coronavirus across the borough. Measures include the actions taken at Willow Bank Infants School in...
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Coronavirus – Government plans for action
NEW MEASURES are to be introduced by the government in a bid to try and halt the spread of coronavirus in the UK. So far, 23 cases have been confirmed,...
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Coronavirus – what does self-isolating mean and who should do it?
STAFF members and some pupils at Willow Bank Infant School being told to self-isolate as a precautionary measure. The Woodley school is following advice from Public Health England. The government...
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