A High Wycombe school has been forced to shut two days before Half Term after two teachers and three pupils tested positive for coronavirus.
John Hampden Grammar School in Marlow Hill is shut on Thursday, October 22, and Friday, October 23.
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Next week is half term.
All lessons for pupils are online via Google Classroom and live streaming instead of in person because there are currently 29 staff members off school.
Miss Hartley, head teacher, confirmed that the school is closed for the remainder of this week prior to the half term break next week.
The school has had two staff and three boys test positive for Covid-19, meaning a "significant number" of staff now have to isolate for 14 days.
She said: "With 29 staff off school we were unable to cover all lessons in school.
"All boys and staff are working from home and can access lessons via Google Classroom and via live streams."
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