New Coronavirus Cases In Jersey Schools

Friday, 27 November 2020 16:05

Three new cases of coronavirus in Jersey schools have been identified.

A student at Springfield, and staff members at De La Salle and La Sente have all tested positive in the last 24 hours.

They're all isolating at home, along with their households, students in the same class bubbles and any direct contacts.

Parents of children in same year bubble at Springfield were asked to collect their children from school early.

Today's daily stats are yet to be published, following Thursday's biggest daily rise since April.

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