Siblings of pupils testing positive in Greater Manchester borough told to isolate amid rising cases
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukSign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Siblings of pupils testing positive for Covid in Trafford are now being asked to isolate again amid rising cases.
Since schools reopened at the beginning of September, brothers and sisters of anyone testing positive have been allowed to attend school as usual, providing their own PCR is negative.
But now Trafford Council is asking families to keep kids off school for two or three days before taking the sibling for a PCR, in the hope it will curb transmission in the classroom. Read more: Long Covid symptoms to look out for as third of school staff and 10% of secondary pupils affected If the test comes back negative they can then return, but will
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