Kids went back to the classroom at the start of September as the summer holidays came to an end.
The News can now reveal which neighbourhoods in Portsmouth saw a spike in cases in the week following the return to school.
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The figures compare the rate of infections in the week to August 31 with the rate in the seven days to September 7.
Areas are listed from the lowest rise to the one with the highest increase in Covid cases.
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. 'Back to School'
These are the neighbourhoods where Covid cases rise after children went back to school. Photo: JPIMedia
1. Paulsgrove West and Port Solent
Covid cases in Paulsgrove West and Port Solent rose by 7 per cent. From a rate of 442.5 per 100,000 to 474.1. Photo: -
2. Southsea Haslemere Road
Covid cases in Southsea Haslemere Road rose by 9 per cent. From a rate of 340.4 per 100,000 to 372.3. Photo: -
3. Baffins
Covid cases in Baffins rose by 10 per cent. From a rate of 474.1 per 100,000 to 522.5. Photo: -
4. Anchorage Park and Copnor
Covid cases in Anchorage Park and Copnor rose by 18 per cent. From a rate of 427.9 per 100,000 to 505.7. Photo: -