A primary school is on lockdown as a man in his 40s was stabbed and the attacker is still at large.

This morning, a rather chaotic scene unfolded in Wigan, Manchester as a man in his forties was stabbed near Alexander Street. The incident occurred just before 9am, at a time when most children were already in school. As soon as the authorities were alerted, they swiftly took action by placing cordons at two separate scenes.

The primary school in the vicinity, George's Central CE Primary School, was immediately put on lockdown as a safety precaution. The attacker, unfortunately, managed to flee the scene, leaving the police with no leads to follow. The man who was stabbed was promptly found by the police and taken to the hospital for further treatment. No arrests have been made yet, and the police are currently conducting initial investigations.

In addition to the primary school, another nearby school, Fred Longworth High School, also went into lockdown mode. This decision was made to ensure the safety of the students and staff while the attacker was still at large. A spokesperson for the Greater Manchester Police addressed the situation, stating that they were alerted to the stabbing at 8:50am and immediately responded to the scene. They also reassured the public that additional officers were deployed in the area, and anyone with concerns could approach them for assistance.

Meanwhile, the parents of the students at George's Central CE Primary School and Fred Longworth High School were informed about the lockdown and kept updated on the situation. It was undoubtedly a distressing time for everyone involved, but the swift and efficient actions of the police and school authorities helped to manage the situation and ensure the safety of all. As the investigations continue, the community is urged to remain vigilant and report any information that may assist the authorities.

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