A primary school in Preston has closed its nursery after children tested positive for E.coli.
Eldon Primary School said its nursery has been temporarily closed while every child is tested for the bacterial infection and several deep cleans are carried out. It comes after a small number of
is very infectious and children can often be poorly for up to two weeks with symptoms ranging from mild to bloody diarrhoea, severe abdominal pain and sometimes fever. In a small number of people, it can lead to more serious outcomes. The school informed parents of the outbreak on Wednesday and updated parents on Thursday, saying that the nursery would close on Friday to prevent it spreading further. It said children will be allowed to return to the nursery next week if they test negative.
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