Measles cases have surged in England, reaching over 500 confirmed infections in 2025, primarily among young children. The alarming situation has led nurseries to adopt Covid-style isolation measures to control outbreaks. Parents, particularly those with unvaccinated infants, are concerned about the health risks. In response, nurseries are implementing strict hygiene protocols and infection control measures reminiscent of pandemic standards. Some parents are contemplating delaying nursery attendance until vaccinations are complete, highlighting the tension created by low vaccine uptake and the unexpected resurgence of this infectious disease.
There have been more than 500 confirmed measles cases in England in 2025, with the majority occurring in young children and resulting in severe consequences.
With the resurgence of measles, nurseries are reintroducing Covid-era safety protocols to protect children and ease parental concerns about outbreaks.
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