Hastings High School says some pupils will have to self isolate after a Year 8 and Year 10 pupil tested positive for coronavirus.
The school says it is following the Department for Education guidelines along with the school's own COVID 19 Management Plan and risk assessment to ensure all appropriate steps are taken to keep our Hastings family safe.
"We are processing our track and trace system and some pupils will now have to isolate for 14 days. Staff will be making sure parents and carers have the support and resources needed to continue learning at home.
A deep-clean of those areas affected will take place over the weekend, before our students return to school."
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