Police are investigating after a group of teenagers were involved in a number of incidents of anti-social behaviour at a school in East Lothian.
The incidents took place at Haddington Infant School and nearby Mill Wynd, between 4.30pm and 6pm on Monday, February 14.
A group of between four and six teens were seen rooting through the school’s bin store before throwing items at the window of a nearby home.
At around 5.30pm, the same group entered the fire door of the school’s kitchen and activated the fire alarm before running from the area.
They are described as being aged between 14-16, with slim builds and were wearing hooded tops.
Sergeant Rhona Meikle said: “We will be carrying out enquiries in the local area and viewing CCTV footage to try and identify the youths involved.
“We are asking for anyone in the community with information to please come forward.
“At the same time, we are appealing to local parents to engage with your children and ensure they don’t get drawn into these kinds of antisocial and disruptive activities.
“Anyone with information which could assist our enquiries should call police on 101, quoting incident 2531 of February 14.”
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