Will be reviewed for tomorrow this afternoon
The decision to close all the Island's schools today took into account the journey teachers would have to make to get to work.
That's according to the Chief Executive Officer from the Department of Home Affairs, Dan Davies.
He says decision wasn't made lightly, and will be reviewed again for tomorrow:
We'll have an update on the possibility of school closures tomorrow as soon as possible.
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