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There were 62 cases of Covid-19 detected in schools last week following mass testing of more than 1,700 students and staff in just in excess of 100 schools, new figures show.
The positivity rate in schools has also climbed from 2.5 per cent to 3.5 per cent in the space of a week.
This rate is now slightly higher than when schools closed for the mid-term break at the end of October.
The figures are contained in the HSE’s weeklyCovid-19 mass testing report for schools and childcare facilities for December 6th to December 12th.
This latest weekly report shows that 1,774 close school contacts of positive cases were tested across a total of 105 schools last week.
On foot of mass testing of these close contacts, a total of 62 positive cases were detected.
Of these, most were at primary level (49), followed by second level (12), and in special education (1).
The positivity rates were highest at primary level (3.6 per cent), followed by second level (3.4 per cent) and special education (1.6 per cent).
When broken down by age, the vast majority (87 per cent) of the cases were among children, while the remainder were among over-18s.
Co Mayo school
The cases in the report include many of the 16 cases detected in Claremorris Boys National School in Co Mayo.
The school made headlines last week when the school principal announced it was to close for safety reasons.
However, it was ordered by reopen on Monday of this week by the Department of Education on the basis that public health authorities had not recommended that it close.
The decision has sparked a debate over whether school boards of management should be allowed to close schools if they feel the setting is no longer safe.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin told the Dáil on Wednesday that it was only right that these decisions were made by public health experts rather than schools themselves.
The weekly HSE report also provides a breakdown of numbers over the year to date.
They show second-level schools have the lowest positivity rates (1.9 per cent), followed by primary schools (2.6 per cent) and special schools (3.1 per cent). Childcare facilities have the highest positivity rates (3.8 per cent).