November 15th 2024.
The show-and-tell event at Orchard Junior School in Dibden Purlieu didn't exactly go as planned. In fact, it ended in a bit of a disaster. One child decided to bring in a historic explosive device, causing quite the commotion. The school had to be evacuated promptly at 1.30pm as a precautionary measure.
A police spokesperson reassured everyone that the evacuation was done calmly and without any panic. A disposal team was also called in to safely remove and destroy the item. As a precaution, an email was sent out to inform parents of the situation, describing the object as a "historic incendiary device". However, another text sent to parents seemed more alarming, urging them to collect their child from Noadswood field as soon as possible because schools were being closed and evacuated.
One of the concerned parents was Laura Holloway, whose child attends Orchard Junior School. She was quite frightened by the sudden announcement and couldn't help but worry about her child's safety. During her 20-minute drive to the school, she couldn't shake off the feeling of being shaken and her brain going into overdrive.
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