School targeted by anti-vaccine protesters after misinterpreted lockdown drill
The school sent a letter to parents about its plans for a critical incident procedure , which included locking down the school
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Ellis Guilford School, in Bar Lane, Old Basford (Image: Joseph Raynor)
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A school has hit out at anti-vaccination protesters after an emergency planning operation was misinterpreted as an attempt to lock children in school and vaccinate them .
Nottingham teacher defied doctors infertility predictions to have 3 children
Amy endured gruelling surgeries over nearly a decade but also created a family
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A Nottingham science teacher has defied the odds to become a mum-of-three following a shock brain tumour diagnosis.
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image captionAmy Anderson was told her tumour made it unlikely she would have children
A science teacher who was told treatment for a brain tumour would probably leave her infertile went on to have three children.
Amy Anderson, from Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire, was diagnosed with a pituitary tumour in 2007 after her body started to produce breast milk.
She said the prognosis came as she and husband James were trying for a baby.
Charity Brain Tumour Research said her story showed the cancer could affect people of all ages.
Ms Anderson, 41, a science teacher at Ellis Guilford School in Nottingham, said she sought medical treatment after suffering headaches and migraines.