A Milton Keynes secondary school is believed to be on lockdown after a pupil was reportedly stabbed.
Emergency services reportedly rushed to Stantonbury International School as students called their parents claiming a teenager had been stabbed in the back with a pair of scissors.
Worried parents flocked to the school where they were asking to take their children home.
Police cars and an ambulance has also been pictured at the scene, reports the Milton Keynes Citizen.
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The publication reported spokesman for the school said: "A student in Stantonbury International School has been assaulted by another student during a fire drill."
A parent told the Citizen: "My child told me armed police are there and teachers are saying the pupils can't go anywhere. Police have put school on lockdown."
Another said: "I've spoken to the school and they've told me it is all in hand and there's no need to panic."
Thames Valley Police has been contacted by the Mirror for a comment.
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