A school in Leigh has been evacuated after a fire broke out on campus.
Crews were called to Bedford High School on Manchester Road at around 2.20pm on Monday.
It's understood the blaze involves a single storey annexe.
A role call has been completed and all pupils and staff have been accounted for.
Five fire engines are currently on scene and the fire is said to be under control.
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue said: "We were called at 2.20pm to Bedford High School in Leigh to reports of a fire involving a single storey annexe.
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"Five pumps are in attendance.
"Role call has been completed. The school has been evacuated and all are accounted for."
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