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Penpol School: SNOW UPDATE [Closed on Friday 2nd March]

[Mar 1st 12.40]: Due to the on-going severe weather forecasts & safety of pupils/staff, My Doyle has decided to close the school on Friday.  Take care and see you on Monday.

[Feb 28th 12.40]: Mr Doyle has made the decision that the school will be closed tomorrow.  Stay safe in the snow.

[Feb 28th 11.00]: Just a message to let everyone know that Penpol is closing at 1pm today (Feb 28th) as further snow is forecast for the rest of the afternoon.

Please check local news and your texts for updates regarding the situation tomorrow.

Don’t forget your warm hats and gloves if you’re outside later!

 

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