Ballakermeen students will be asked to stay home again on certain days next week, due to continued staff absences.
Year 9 students were asked to work from home today, and that will now extend to Monday January 10.
Year 12 students will also have to stay home on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
Headteacher Adrienne Burnett says they’ve ended the week with 30 staff absent and at least 15 will be unable to work on Monday, putting ‘unsustainable pressure’ on the school.
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