New coronavirus cases have been associated with 19 schools and nurseries in Fife.
Health officials say they are investigating the cases, which came to light between Friday and yesterday.
The cases are at:
Nurseries
Nursery at Capshard Primary School – Kirkcaldy
- One positive case associated with the school
Nursery at McLean Primary School - Dunfermline
- One positive case associated with the school
Primary Schools
Buckhaven Primary School
- One positive case associated with the school
Carnegie Primary School - Dunfermline
- Three positive cases associated with the school
Caskieberran Primary School - Glenrothes
- Two positive cases associated with the school
Kennoway Primary School
- Two positive cases associated with the school
Kinglassie Primary School
- One positive case associated with the school
McLean Primary School - Dunfermline
- One positive case associated with the school
Pathhead Primary School - Kirkcaldy
- Seven positive cases associated with the school
- School is currently closed for staffing reasons
St Kenneth's RC Primary School - Lochgelly
- One positive case associated with the school
Warout Primary School - Glenrothes
- One positive case associated with the school
Secondary Schools
Auchmuty High School - Glenrothes
- Two positive cases associated with the school
Bell Baxter High School - Cupar
- One positive case associated with the school
Glenrothes High School
- One positive case associated with the school
Kirkcaldy High School
- Four positive cases associated with the school
Levenmouth Academy
- One positive case associated with the school
Queen Anne High School - Dunfermline
- One positive case associated with the school
Viewforth High School - Kirkcaldy
- Three positive cases associated with the school
Waid Academy - Anstruther
- One positive case associated with the school
A statement from NHS Fife said: "Where there is more than one confirmed case, this does not necessarily suggest transmission within the school and may relate to a sibling or household group, or it may be separate incidences of community-acquired infection.
"Where contact tracing is necessary, risk management and the provision of isolation advice has been undertaken in conjunction with Fife Council education staff.
"There are a number of useful resources available for parents in Fife, with information on how best to reduce the chances of your family contracting the virus and what you should do if someone in the household develops symptoms. These can be accessed at: www.nhsfife.org/news-updates/campaigns/coronavirus-information/information-for-parents/.
"Furthermore, Fife Council has made a comprehensive list of questions and answers available for parents and carers at: www.fife.gov.uk/schoolcovidfaqs.
"Anyone with any one or more of the symptoms should immediately self-isolate and order a test on the NHS inform website www.nhsinform.scot or by calling 0800 028 2816."
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