Hundreds of vulnerable youngsters and children of key workers are self-isolating due to cases of coronavirus in schools across Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and the rest of Dorset.
Despite schools being closed to most pupils due to the lockdown, they must remain open for pupils in both categories.
The Daily Echo is providing a list of those who have pupils and/or staff affected by coronavirus in January and February.
The list gives the name of the school and the date that pupils went into the 14-day self-isolation period.
Schools affected are listed, followed by the dates that cases were recorded.
Canford Heath Junior School, Poole, February 14
Bishop Aldhelm's Primary School, Poole, February 12
Bethany Junior School, Bournemouth, February 11
Tregonwell Academy, Nigel Bowes campus, Bournemouth, February 10
Corprus Christi Primary, Bournemouth, February 9
St Aldhelm's Academy, Poole, February 8
Baden-Powell and St Peter's Junior School, Poole, February 8
St Joseph's Primary School, Poole, February 8
Oakdale Junior School, February 5
Jewell Academy, Bournemouth, February 4
Livingstone Road Infant School, Poole, February 4
Yewstock School, Sturminster Newton, February 3
Wimborne First School and Nursery, February 3
Purbeck School,Wareham, February 2
Bethany Junior School, Bouremouth, February 3
Stourfield Infant School, Bournemouth,February 2
Burton Primary School,Christchurch, February 2
St Martin's School, Bournemouth, February 2
Springdale First School,Broadstone, February 1
Linwood School (Springwood campus), January 29
Merley First School, January 29
Oakdale Junior School, Poole, January 29
Bethany Junior School, Bournemouth, January 29
Linwood School (Springwood campus), Bournemouth, January 28
Winchelsea School, Poole, January 27
The Bourne Academy, Bournemouth, January 26
Linwood School main campus, Bournemouth, January 26
Twynham School, Christchurch, January 24
Baden-Powell and St Peter's Junior School, Poole, January 24
St Clement's and St John's Infant School, Bournemouth, January 22
St Katharine's Primary School, Bournemouth, January 22
Oakdale Junior School, Poole, January 22
Winton Primary School, Bournemouth, January 21
The Grange, Christchurch, January 21
Moordown St John's Primary, Bournemouth, January 20
Springdale First School, Broadstone, January 20
Longspee Academy, Poole, January 19
Elm Academy, Bournemouth, January 19
Victoria School, Poole, January 19
Tregeonwell Academy, Bournemouth, January 19
Baden-Powell and St Peter's Junior, Poole, January 18
St Joseph's Primary School, Poole, January 18
Winchelsea School, Poole, January 18
Kingsleigh Primary School, Bournemouth, January 18
Avpnwood Primary, Bournemouth, January 18
St Luke's Primary, Bournemouth, January 18
St Michael's Primary, Bournemouth, January 18
Courthill Infant School, Poole, January 18
Queens Park Infant Academy, Bournemouth, January 18
Livingstone Road Junior, Poole, January 18
Stanley Green Infant Academy, Poole, January 14
Moordown St John's Primary, Bournemouth, January 14
Manorside Academy, Poole, January 14
Malmesbury Park Primary School, Bournemouth, January 13
St Peter's Catholic School, Bournemouth, January 13
Christchurch Infant School, January 12
Christ the King Catholic Primary School, Bournemouth, January 12
Canford Heath Junior School, Poole, January 12
Longfleet CE Primary School, Poole, January 12
Malmesbury Park Primary School, Bournemouth, January 11
Bere Regis Primary School, January 11
Pimperne Primary School, January 11
Manorside Academy, Poole, January 11
St Michael's C of E Primary School, Bournemouth, January 11
Archbishop Wake C of E Primary School, Blandford Forum, January 10
Montacute School, Poole, January 9
Stourfield Infant School, Bournemouth, January 9
St Aldhelm's Academy, Poole, January 8
Broadstone First School, January 8
Mountjoy School, Beaminster, January 7
Shaftesbury School, January 6
St Mark's CofE Primary School, Bournemouth, January 4
Ad Astra Infant School, Poole, January 4
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