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Ebola UK school panic: Parents threaten to remove kids over teachers' Kenya trip
Oct 17, 2014 20:06 By Luke Traynor
A petition has been circulated at Berkeley Primary School in Crewe demanding they stay away for a three-week incubation period
Panicky parents are threatening to remove their children from a school because two teachers are going on an exchange trip to Kenya - 3,000 miles from the Ebola epidemic zone.
A 60-signature petition has been circulated at Berkeley Primary School in Crewe, Cheshire, demanding the staff members stay away from children after their return for a three-week incubation period.
But the alarm has baffled the school because Kenya is on the east side of Africa and a long way from the danger zone on the opposite side of the continent.
Read more: Mirror
Oct 17, 2014 20:06 By Luke Traynor
A petition has been circulated at Berkeley Primary School in Crewe demanding they stay away for a three-week incubation period
Panicky parents are threatening to remove their children from a school because two teachers are going on an exchange trip to Kenya - 3,000 miles from the Ebola epidemic zone.
A 60-signature petition has been circulated at Berkeley Primary School in Crewe, Cheshire, demanding the staff members stay away from children after their return for a three-week incubation period.
But the alarm has baffled the school because Kenya is on the east side of Africa and a long way from the danger zone on the opposite side of the continent.
Read more: Mirror