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Richard Evans & Branwen Jones

Welsh school pupils kept inside because of youths 'throwing stones and cans' at staff

A Welsh secondary school was forced to keep pupils inside after stones were reportedly thrown at staff. Pupils at Ysgol y Creuddyn near Penrhyn Bay in Conwy were kept inside during lunch break on Tuesday after youths from another secondary school allegedly threw stones and cans at staff.

North Wales Live reports that North Wales Police received a call at around 12.06pm on Tuesday. A spokesperson for the force said: "We received a call at 12.06pm today reporting a group of youths throwing stones and cans and being verbally abusive to staff.

"Officers attended but the youths, who were not pupils at the school, had left the area. However, our enquiries into this incident are currently ongoing." Parents of children at the school received an email informing them the group had threatened staff.

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