Two staff members test positive for coronavirus at Milton Keynes school

Tuesday, 17 November 2020 11:02

Two members of staff at a Milton Keynes secondary school have tested positive for COVID-19.

Shenley Brook End School emailed parents on Tuesday morning (17/11) informing them that the school has established "no connection" between both of the cases.

"This means that we have a small group of students across a range of year groups whose families have been contacted as they need to self-isolate," the email adds.

Shenley Brook End School has seen a number of positive coronavirus cases since reopening in September.

They are currently working alongside Public Health England and are monitoring the situation.

The school remains open to those who are well.

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