Two young people caused a disturbance at the school gate after school hours, demonstrating aggressive and threatening behavior that concerned some students. The school immediately called the police, who responded quickly and dealt with the incident. Rumors circulated of a knife possession and stabbing, but the deputy headteacher confirms these are untrue and reassures parents that student safety remains the top priority.
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Incident After School on Wednesday 12th October 2022
Two young people caused a disturbance at the school gate after school hours, demonstrating aggressive and threatening behavior that concerned some students. The school immediately called the police, who responded quickly and dealt with the incident. Rumors circulated of a knife possession and stabbing, but the deputy headteacher confirms these are untrue and reassures parents that student safety remains the top priority.
Two young people caused a disturbance at the school gate after school hours, demonstrating aggressive and threatening behavior that concerned some students. The school immediately called the police, who responded quickly and dealt with the incident. Rumors circulated of a knife possession and stabbing, but the deputy headteacher confirms these are untrue and reassures parents that student safety remains the top priority.
Dear Parents Carers, RE: Incident after school on Wednesday 12th October 2022 At the end of the school day on Wednesday 12th October, there was a situation where two young people appeared at the school gate demonstrating aggressive and threatening behaviour, causing some concern amongst a small proportion of the school community. The school actioned our safeguarding procedures immediately which involved calling the police to ensure our students remained safe. There was a quick response from the police who attended and dealt with the incident swiftly. We have subsequently been made aware of some rumours circulating citing the possession of a knife, somebody getting stabbed, and our school security guard being injured. I am pleased to confirm that this is not true. I would like to reassure parents that safeguarding our young people will always be the number one priority for the school and that the school remains a safe space for students. Kind regards,
Steve Booth Deputy Headteacher Mill Hill County High School
admin@mhchs.org.uk Registered in England No. 7713287 www.mhchs.org.uk