Headteacher Simon Grilli said: “Naturally, I am very disappointed at the prospect of parents taking their children out of school.

“The governors and I spent considerable time at a full governing body meeting on October 1, scrutinising the articles sent in by the two parents and considered their points and opinions.

“The governors and I ultimately accepted the assurances of the Health Protection Agency, BECTA and the view of Sefton Council.

“All parents received a long letter outlining the governors’ review, with a request any parent with continuing concerns contact the chairman of governors immediately.

“No-one to date has contacted him.”

On July 13, the Health Protection Agency stated: “On the basis of the studies so far, we see no reason why Wi-Fi should not continue to be used in schools.

“However, with any new technology, it is a sensible precautionary approach, as happened with mobile phones, to keep the situation under ongoing review, so parents and others can have as much reassurance as possible.”

TO FIND out more about WiFi, log on to www.hpa.org.uk