Some students at Castle Rushen High School will have to work from home the rest of this week.
The Headteacher has written to parents and carers, stating that staff absences have risen significantly this week.
Year 10 will be required to work from home all day tomorrow, and Year 9 on Friday.
The letter outlines that it’s not yet clear if all year groups will be able to be taught in school next week, but parents will be notified of any further disruption.
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