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Eton closes as boy has swine flu Swine flu boy forces Eton closure
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Public school Eton will close for a week after a pupil tested positive for swine flu, a school spokesman has said.Public school Eton will close for a week after a pupil tested positive for swine flu, a school spokesman has said.
The Berkshire school, which was attended by princes William and Harry, was informed on Wednesday that a 13-year-old boy had tested positive.The Berkshire school, which was attended by princes William and Harry, was informed on Wednesday that a 13-year-old boy had tested positive.
Health authorities advised the school to shut until 7 June.Health authorities advised the school to shut until 7 June.
It comes after health officials announced a further 17 people in the UK were diagnosed with the virus, taking the total number of cases to 203.It comes after health officials announced a further 17 people in the UK were diagnosed with the virus, taking the total number of cases to 203.
Fourteen of the new cases - 13 children and one adult - are part of an outbreak now totalling 64 cases linked to Welford Primary School in Birmingham.Fourteen of the new cases - 13 children and one adult - are part of an outbreak now totalling 64 cases linked to Welford Primary School in Birmingham.
Welford is carrying out a "deep clean" while closed for half-term.Welford is carrying out a "deep clean" while closed for half-term.
Exam season
A spokesman for Eton, near Windsor, said the boy has a mild illness and was recovering at home.
The school is currently closed for half term and had been due to re-open on Sunday, 31 May, but will now remain closed for another week.
The spokesman said boys who are due to sit public examinations will be allowed to return under controlled conditions.
"The HPA [Health Protection Agency] is following up pupils who have been in contact with the boy that tested positive," he added.
"The objective is to minimise the risk of spread of infection, while allowing boys to take their public examinations."