Year 9 students at St Ninian’s High School will have to remain home tomorrow.
A letter to parents and carers states the school is experiencing higher rates of staff absence than they would ‘normally expect this time of year.’
It adds they’ve tried to do everything to avoid this scenario happening again, but have no alternative.
Therefore, Year 9 have been asked to work from home and all other year groups should attend school as normal.
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Nearly £1m on recruitment benefits in last 10 years
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New swimming pool on HOK questions next week
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Do you speak legal lingo?
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Chief Minister meets with Jersey Ministers and officials
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