Change to official school closure: Tuesday 5 January 2021 to Friday 12 February 2021 – The Causeway School, Eastbourne

School: The Causeway School, Eastbourne
Unique school code: 4009
Partly closed: Tuesday 5 January 2021 to Friday 12 February 2021
Update 27 January, 10.37am: School is now open to Critical Key workers and Vulnerable children from Monday 25th January 2021

For any queries regarding this notification, please contact CS Customer Relations:

Email – cs.customerrelations@eastsussex.gov.uk
Telephone – 0345 60 80 192.

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