Coventry school closed after two pupils diagnosed with typhoid

It's closed for a deep clean to take place



A Coventry school is closed today after two pupils were diagnosed with typhoid.

Whitmore Park Primary School in Halford Lane, Keresley Heath, is shut to allow a deep clean to take place, Coventry City Council has confirmed.

The school is due to reopen tomorrow.

A letter sent to parents on Friday, and seen by CoventryLive, states that two pupils have been diagnosed with typhoid.

The letter states that a thorough deep clean was started over the weekend and this will be completed today.

Parents have been told that there is no need to worry and that the risk to other children is low.

Whitmore Park Primary School is expected to reopen as normal tomorrow, Tuesday, March 10.

What parent in their right mind would send their kids back there?

Says here its travel related.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-c ... e-51803224

Seriously, this worries me far more than Coronavirus

It'll be cholera next, then smallpox, then bubonic plague.

Welcome to the global economy!

Seriously, this worries me far more than Coronavirus

It's very close to where I use to live Rebbonk Halford Lane a lot of Indian children attend that school. With half term holidayscrecentky explains the travel may be.

It'll be cholera next, then smallpox, then bubonic plague.

Welcome to the global economy!

Nothing would surprise me with the nutters we have in charge .
A relative told me the other day the patient here that had Coronavirus was taken on a ward full of patients before they had diagnosed it.

According to my doctors a fair few years back they told my daughter she had embola
the same doctor told her she was nt allergic to paracetomol yet Dr Dawes at Engleton Rd surgery then Dr Long at Keresley Rd surgery also a nurse st Tilehill village all said she was and could nt give her any thing with parcetomol in it only aspirin could be given.

The other night on tv they stated Smallpox is the worse virus we have ever had .

Welcome to the global economy!

When I started work on aircraft, we were warned that the aircraft had been to all sorts of places and could carry all sorts of diseases/insects etc. Basic hygiene rules were drummed into us from day one.