The WSL exercise at South Gloucestershire and Stroud College, and they have moved away from the North Bristol site this weekend while the club reviewed its protection procedures.
A member of the Robins said: “During the Covid-19 pandemic, the physical condition and protection of City players remained paramount.
“Since the resumption in July, Bristol City Women has adhered to all required FA protocols and has passed several FA Covid inspections.
“During the 16-week Covid-19 test, Bristol City Women can verify that no evidence has been returned. “
Players spent Saturday’s education in small teams at a park while avoiding the SGS base.
The Bristol team is expected to return to education next week as they did before going to Manchester City on Saturday.
SunSport understands that players have expressed considerations about contact with the virus at the school where his flat is located.
Women eat in the same dining room as other college academics and sports clubs.
The Bristol Flyers basketball team played their home games at school and four members of their players and tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday.
The city has reportedly had close discussions with its Robins stars to make sure they are educated in downtown North Bristol.
Players also became involved in the interruption of their educational consultation would be their next matches.
The Robins have already missed a game this season after an anonymous Aston Villa player tested for the killer virus.
The female elite has faced closed doors and, as things are, can continue, despite the accumulation of Covid-19 infections in the country.
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