Pupils self isolating after positive coronavirus case at Co-op Academy Priesthorpe

Co-op Academy Priesthorpe confirmed the positive case in Year 10 on October 6.

Following advice from Public Health England, the school asked 27 pupils to self isolate for 14 days.

A spokesperson for Co-op Academy Priesthorpe said: "Following advice from Public Health England, we have asked 27 Year 10 pupils to isolate for 14 days following a confirmed case on Tuesday 6th October."

In Leeds, primary schools reopened last month after being forced to close back in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Schools were told to keep pupils in class or year-sized 'bubbles'.

This allows schools to easily identify those who may need to self-isolate if someone within the bubble tests positive for the virus.

Since schools reopened in Leeds, a number of "bubbles" have been collapsed due to positive coronavirus cases.

These are the 11 Leeds primary schools that have been affected as as of Thursday, October 7.

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