Primary school hit by flooding forced to close again - with one year able to attend

Michael Broomhead

8 May 2024 at 2:21 am·1-min read

A BRADFORD primary school has announced it will be closed again today, to all but one year group.

Killinghall Primary School is shut to pupils with the exception of year six students.

Other year groups will be able to complete work remotely today via the Seesaw platform.

The school said it will reopen for all children tomorrow.

Yesterday, Killinghall Primary School said it was closed to all pupils due to flooding which hit Bradford on Monday.

A spokesperson for the school said: "School will be closed on Wednesday with the exception of year six.

"Year six pupils are to arrive via the year three entrance.

"Online learning will be available for all the other year groups via Seesaw.

"School will reopen for all children on Thursday."

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