Fury as schools ‘may not tell parents about confirmed coronavirus cases’, council letter says

SCHOOLS may not tell parents if a child or teacher has coronavirus, a council letter has revealed. Liverpool City Council sent a letter to headteachers to say schools will no longer inform parents…

SCHOOLS may not tell parents if a child or teacher has coronavirus, a council letter has revealed.

But while ministers remain determined to keep schools open, many parents are taking matters into their own hands and keeping their kids at home.Furious parent Meanwhile, parents on Twitter said they would be keeping their kids at home – sending the hashtag Covid19walkout trending on the social media site.

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