POlice were called to the Moray school following reports of a pupil with a knife. Image: DC Thomson
Police were called to a Moray school after a pupil was found in possession of a knife.
Officers were called to the Speyside school on Friday afternoon over concerns for the safety of pupils and staff.
A letter, written by the head teacher, was received by concerned parents informing them the matter had been resolved.
It reads: “When it was reported to staff, this matter was dealt with in a timely and appropriate manner and in accordance with local authority procedures and guidance.
“I can assure you that our main priority was the safety of all children and that no-one was harmed.”
Police ‘working with partners’ after knife incident at school
Police Scotland confirmed they have since spoken with the parents of the child concerned.
In a statement, a spokesperson said: “Around 1.40 pm on Friday January 31, we received a report of a child in possession of a knife at a school in the Speyside area.
“Officers spoke with the parents of the child and police are working with partners in relation to the matter.”
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Police called to Moray school after pupil found with a knife
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