Welwyn school closed amid fears of swine flu outbreak
Published:
1:37 PM June 29, 2009
Updated:
8:04 PM November 3, 2020
A SCHOOL has closed its doors as a precautionary measure following a number of suspected cases of swine flu, the Welwyn & Hatfield Times can exclusively reveal. Sherrardswood School, in
A SCHOOL has closed its doors as a "precautionary measure" following a number of suspected cases of swine flu, the Welwyn & Hatfield Times can exclusively reveal.
Sherrardswood School, in Lockleys, Welwyn, is expected to be closed until Thursday.
A message on the school's answer phone says: "As a precautionary measure the school is currently closed due to a reported possibe case of the H1N1 virus."
It is understood at least three pupils are being tested for the virus.
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