Pupils have returned to class at a secondary school where more than 250 children were struck down with a stomach bug last week. At least 1,000 youngsters were kept home from Holyrood Community School in Chard, Somerset, on Friday as a precaution after an outbreak of norovirus, which causes diarrhoea and vomiting. But only 35 pupils were off sick and headteacher Maurice Hicks, who was himself a victim of the virus, said it was business as usual.
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