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ONE MAN HAS been arrested after a school in England was placed under lockdown amid reports that shots were fired at groundsmen.
Police were called to Highcliffe School in Dorset in south-west England at 12.06pm today.
The reports had said that an air rifle was fired at workmen who were near the school.
Dorset Police, including armed response units, carried out a search of the school, during which students and staff were kept inside and were not allowed to leave.
In a tweet, Dorset Police said that one man had been arrested on suspicion of firearm related offences near to the scene.
In a statement on the school’s website, a message from the headteacher says that students and parents should not be alarmed by what had happened.
No-one was injured in the incident.
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