Parents at Telscombe Cliffs Academy near Brighton criticized the lack of communication after a brutal sickness bug outbreak left children vomiting on each other, with one class of 28 children affected. The school identified the bug as a “seasonal illness” and urged handwashing, but parents demanded deep cleaning and closure of classrooms. Despite the school’s reassurances of taking preventative measures, parents were outraged by the lack of transparency and cleaning efforts following the outbreak.
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