East Yorkshire schools closing early because of snow
Several schools across the East Riding are closing early today due to the snow.
Parents are being advised to check East Riding Councils website for the latest updates on their child's school.
It comes after a number of schools were closed first thing this morning after 5cm (2in) of snow fell overnight.
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A yellow weather warning is in place and the Met Office said more snow would continue to fall.
Sproatley Primary School was due to close at 2pm due to the weather and parents have been advised they can collect their children as soon as they wish.
Skidby Primary School closed at 1.30pm and Patrington School has also now closed. Beverley Manor Nursery will close at 3.45pm prompt, but parents can collect their children early if necessary.
Parents can also check the council's Twitter feed, @East_Riding, for constant weather-related updates.
Schools closed earlier today include Driffield Infants; Driffield Senior; The Market Weighton School; Barmby-on-the-Marsh Primary; Garton-on-the-Wolds Primary; Hutton Cranswick Primary; Kings Mill School; Langtoft School; North Newbald Primary; Sledmere Primary; The Snaith School; Warter Primary and Wetwang Primary and Newbald Primary School. East Riding Council said gritters have been operating around the clock.




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by rich99
Wednesday, January 23 2013, 10:33AM
“IS THIS A JOKE?????????? THE ROADS ARE CLEAR”
by hookbeak
Tuesday, January 22 2013, 12:13PM
“jezhull is also ignoring the fact that teachers have nothing to do with schools closing, either because he can't read or his self involved bigotry and ignorance is making him blind.
"laziness" doesn't come into it, your lack of capability to understand basic facts does.”
by hookbeak
Tuesday, January 22 2013, 12:11PM
“by jezhullTuesday, January 22 2013, 9:54AM
"So why did schools never close in the 60's and 70's due to snow?
Teachers in general are a lazy bunch of public sector workers. We know it and they know it."
They did. I had snow days in the 70's.
You're completely ignorant about teaching. The most ignorant are usually the ones complaining most. All mouth and no substance.”
by jezhull
Tuesday, January 22 2013, 9:54AM
“So why did schools never close in the 60's and 70's due to snow?
Teachers in general are a lazy bunch of public sector workers. We know it and they know it.”
by SonnyDay
Monday, January 21 2013, 9:44PM
“It's a good job everyone in the private sector lives next door to where they work.”
by jedimaster25
Monday, January 21 2013, 8:37PM
“you have all got it wrong as its the site manager who decides,I should know as I am in that position at a local school”
by hookbeak
Monday, January 21 2013, 8:22PM
“by jezhullMonday, January 21 2013, 7:35PM
"If teachers use snow asan excuse for a day off, don't pay them! Maybe then they would not be so keen to close schools. Funny how the employees at private companies all seem to get to work"
Who said Teachers are using it as an excuse ? who said teachers can't get to work ?
Point to any evidence in this story *at all* where it says that the teachers have anything to do with the school closing. You won't find it because it only exists in your bewildered head.”
by Sympathiser42
Monday, January 21 2013, 8:00PM
“"majority of teachers in Skidby" ...is pethaps what you should have written...you made a sweeping statement about the majority of teachers!!”
by butterfly5
Monday, January 21 2013, 7:45PM
“Sympathiser42 how would you know?? And maybe not all teachers wanted to go home, but the headmasters decision is final.”
by Sympathiser42
Monday, January 21 2013, 7:35PM
“"majority of teachers" and "remote villages"....butterfly5, not true...sweeping statement!”