Armagh school closes due to ‘extreme unforeseen circumstances'
Lurgan Junior High School apologised for impact of the decision on social media
A Co Armagh school has announced it will be closed 'due to extreme unforeseen circumstances' on Wednesday.
Lurgan Junior High School apologised for impact of the decision on social media.
It also confirmed a school trip will go ahead as planned.
"We wholeheartedly apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding during this time,' a post on Facebook reads.
"Further updates will be provided in due course.
"Please note, that the Balmoral Show Trip will go ahead as planned and pupils should meet outside and in front of the Art rooms.
"Those pupils involved in Ulster Athletics should meet in Mr McDowell's Gym.'
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