THREE intruders stormed a high school amid chaotic scenes as they went "looking for a student" yesterday.
Members of staff at Rhyl High School in North Wales were hurt as they tried to protect students during the shocking school raid.
The trio – thought to be two teens and an adult – tried to gain entry into the school yesterday.
And 20 pupils were later suspended for disobeying orders while staff tried to deal with the situation, it's understood.
Police are investigating the ordeal – which saw teachers getting attacked while protecting the pupils.
One parent, who didn't want to be named told NorthWalesLive: "My child said pupils were called into an assembly and told about the incident.
"And they were told that 20 kids had been suspended for not doing as they were told while staff tried to deal with it.
"It's terrible, teachers and school staff should not have to put up with this kind of thing.
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"But I'd like to applaud them for putting themselves in danger to protect our children.
"I hope everyone who was faced with this awful situation is ok."
A spokesman for Denbighshire County Council said: “This was a shocking and unacceptable incident where a number of the school staff were assaulted in the workplace whilst trying to protect the safety and wellbeing of pupils.
"We requested immediate support from North Wales Police and we will co-operate fully with their investigation.
"We’d like to reassure parents, guardians and pupils that such incidents in schools are very rare and that we will be looking at the circumstances to see if any additional safety measures are needed.
“The matter is now in the hands of the police, therefore it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage”
The police have been contacted for comment.
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