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The Ormiston Rivers Academy in Burnham-on-Crouch warned parents yesterday (June 2) about the revelation. As a result, they are reported to have told parents to get their children tested for the virus urgently. A number of Year 11 students at the school are also understood to be self-isolating with the school also in consolation with Public Heath England. Following initial reports, the school has now confirmed the news. They say that, as pupils remain in strict bubbles during the day, the spread of the virus likely occurred as Year 11 students met up outdoors after their final day before half-term. Despite the Covid fears, the school says it is safe for them to remain open for other students and will be safe to reopen following the break on Monday, June 7.
The Ormiston Rivers Academy in Burnham-on-Crouch warned parents yesterday (June 2) about the revelation. As a result, they are reported to have told parents to get their children tested for the virus urgently. A number of Year 11 students at the school are also understood to be self-isolating with the school also in consolation with Public Heath England. Following initial reports, the school has now confirmed the news. They say that, as pupils remain in strict bubbles during the day, the spread of the virus likely occurred as Year 11 students met up outdoors after their final day before half-term. Despite the Covid fears, the school says it is safe for them to remain open for other students and will be safe to reopen following the break on Monday, June 7.
A SECONDARY school headteacher is stepping down to start a new post overseas. Emma Baker will be replaced at Ormiston Rivers Academy, in Burnham, by new principal Joanne Williams at the start of the next academic year in September. Mrs Baker will begin a new headship at a secondary school overseas. Mrs Williams has worked in education for 25 years, 15 of which have been as a senior leader and the last five as a headteacher, including at Ortu Hassenbrook Academy, in Stanford-le-Hope, where she successfully led the school out of special measures. Over the coming months, she will be working closely with Mrs Baker, the academy’s senior leadership team, governing body and sponsor Ormiston Academies Trust (OAT) to ensure a smooth transition in September.
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