COVID-19: My First Skool branch at Compassvale Crescent closed after staff tests positive via yahoosg
SINGAPORE — The My First Skool pre-school centre at 295A Compassvale Crescent will be closed from Wednesday to next Tuesday , after one of its teaching staff tested positive for COVID-19.
According to a media release by Early Childhood Development Agency on Tuesday, all affected staff and children will also be place on a Leave of Absence during the closure period. This means they would have to stay at home, minimise contact with others and monitor their health closely.
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