Five schools on lockdown after calls threaten violence against pupils
Secondary school pupils told to stay inside amid threats

FIVE schools were put on lockdown after hoax callers threatened to attack pupils today.
Students were locked inside the secondary schools in West Lothian and Forth Valley, Scotland, for several hours today.
The schools include St Margaret’s Academy and Bathgate Academy, The James Young High School and Inveralmond CHS.
A spokesman for Police Scotland said: "Police Scotland is investigating after threatening communications were received at schools in the West Lothian and Forth Valley areas on Thursday, October 26th.
"Local officers are currently following a positive line of inquiry in an effort to identify whoever is responsible."
related stories
Writing on Facebook one parent said students were being kept inside while a teacher was "locking and barricading" doors.
Parents of children at St Margaret's Academy were panicked after an image - reportedly taken by a pupil - appeared to show 'killer clowns' in the grounds of the school.
But police have said that as far as they're aware there is no clown involvement and the picture has been dismissed.
In a message to parents West Lothian Council has said: "Police Scotland is investigating after malicious communications were received at schools in the West Lothian and Forth Valley areas on Thursday 27 October."
"Enquiries are continuing to identify whoever was responsible for sending these communications."
We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at [email protected] or call 0207 782 4368