UK schools shut: Full list of schools closed due to snow on Monday

After a weekend of snow and cold weather, schools around the country will be closed or delay operations today. Much of the UK is under yellow ice, fog, and snow warnings, with further snow expected in certain areas in the early hours of Monday.

The Met Office issued the warnings because the temperature is anticipated to remain around 0 degrees Celsius even during the day, posing the risk of slippery conditions on roads and pavements. The Arctic temperatures have led several schools in several areas, including Cornwall, Devon, and Gloucestershire, to close their doors for the day.

Gloucestershire

Abbey View School has been closed owing to poor weather conditions in the surrounding region and the location from which pupils are transferred.


Berry Hill Primary School has been closed due to snow and low temperatures.

St. Gregory the Great Catholic School is closed due to ice and snow.
Cam Woodfield Junior School was closed due to snow and ice on 12 December.

Hatherley Infant School is now closed due to hazardous traffic conditions.
John Moore Primary School is shut, Class Dojo will be used to share learning for the students to finish at home.

Due to the snow and ice, St. John's C of E Primary School is closed on 12 December.

Stow-on-the-Wold Primary School - closed.

Students are reminded to check Class Trello Boards delivered through email by 8:45 AM.

Tewkesbury School will be open from 9.30 AM on Monday, 12 December. Parents and caregivers will be alerted by early Monday morning if anything changes.

Devon

Lady Modiford's Church of England Primary School will not open until 10 AM.

Berrynarbor Church Of England Primary School is open from 10.30 AM to 12.30 p.m.

Bridestowe Primary School, which opens at 10 AM.
St Peter's Church of England (VA) Junior School - 10 AM
St Rumon's Church of England (VC) Infants School - 10 AM
Parracombe Church of England Primary School - 11 AM
Okehampton College - 10 AM
Highgate Hill House School - closed
Holsworthy Community College - 10 AM.
These are only a few schools; you may need to check with your own for further information.

FAQs:

1. Is there snow in the UK?
   As seen on the maps, most snow falls on higher land where temperatures are lower.
2. In which month does snowfall in the United Kingdom?
   Snow is more prevalent in the UK between January and March, regardless of location; therefore, snow in the UK in November and December is also unusual.