Hyde Park Primary School in Parkwood said the learners in the affected class were asked to return home and it has appealed to parents and guardians to observe them over the next few days.
Cape Town – A second teacher has tested positive for Covid-19 at Hyde Park Primary School in Parkwood, Cape Town, just a few days after the school announced that another of its teachers had contracted the illness.
According to a circular sent out by the school, the learners in the affected class were asked to return home and the school has appealed to parents and guardians to observe them over the next few days. According to the school, the first teacher who contracted the virus had not been at school for the whole of last week. It vehemently denied that the teacher was infected on school premises.
It further said that if any learner felt sick or unwell, they were to remain at home until they had fully recovered and visited a doctor.
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