“We think it’s about common stomach bug. There is no connection to the school food,” said Acting Vice Chancellor Emma Frankl.
It is unclear how long it will keep the school closed. A crisis team has been set up.
“We obviously need advice from those who can assess the situation. The only thing we are certain at present is that it does not have with school meals to make, which would surely just all have suffered, says Emma Frankl.
Not quite.
But I look forward to the investigators’ response.