A number of people are now self-isolating at an Edinburgh school after another coronavirus outbreak was confirmed.
Tollcross Primary School is one of multiple across Edinburgh and the Lothians who have reported cases since early years returned to full-time education in February.
Some children in primary three classes and others at the school have now been told to stay at home for ten full days after a positive case was reported.
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However, headteacher Lynn Brand informed parents that the track and trace process has now been completed, and ensured that "enhanced cleaning measures" are in place.
She added: As you may already know, we are aware of a person in the school who has tested positive for COVID-19. We have been working closely with NHS Lothian Health Protection Team and following all national guidance.
"A number of people have now been contacted because they have been in close and sustained contact with the case and the tracking process is now complete.
"These contacts will need to self isolate and appropriate guidance and advice has been given.
"If you have not been contacted directly to tell you your child is a close contact, then your child should attend school as normal.
"Enhanced cleaning and infection control measures are in place in line with national guidance. The school is safe and remains open."
A Council spokesperson said: “We are working with NHS Lothian’s Health Protection team and parents and the wider school community have been provided with information and reassurance. We will continue to monitor the situation and follow the advice provided.”
