School closures listed as Doncaster remains affected by snow

Despite the country being in lockdown, some schools are still opening for the children of key workers, but wintry weather has left some unable to offer lessons today.

Many teachers have been unable to travel to schools because of the road conditions.

The schools closed today include:

Armthorpe Academy

Ash Hill Academy

Balby Central Primary School

Bentley High Street Primary School

Bessacarr Primary

Carr Lodge Academy

Coppice School

Denaby Main Primary School

Edlington Victoria Academy

Grange Lane Infant Academy

Hatchell Wood Primary Academy

Hawthorn Primary School

Heatherwood School

Highwoods Academy

Hill Top Academy

North Ridge School

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Primary School

Outwood Academy Danum

Owston Park Primary Academy

Pheasant Bank Academy

Tornedale Infant School, Rossington

Sandringham Primary School

Southfield Primary

St Joseph & St Teresa's Catholic Primary School

Hooton Pagnell All Saints Church Of England Primary School

St Peter's Catholic Primary School

King Edward Primary School, Thorne

Tickhill Estfeld Primary School

Tickhill St Mary's C Of E Primary & Nursery School

Town Field Primary School

Tranmoor Primary

Wadworth Primary School

Warmsworth Primary School

Willow Primary School

Woodfield Primary School

Woodlands Primary School

Sunnyfields Primary School

Bus services are starting to operate again today but passengers have been warned to expect delays.

Snow caused chaos across South Yorkshire yesterday, with many roads treacherous because of the wintry conditions.

A number of buses got stuck on the roads and vehicles were abandoned.

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