An investigation is underway after gardaí attended an incident at Deele College in Raphoe this morning.
It is understood some members of staff were threatened during an incident with a pupil.
It has also been reported that a weapon was recovered.
All students and staff are safe and well following the incident.
A message of assurance was issued to all parents and guardians from the school.
“Dear parent/guardian, there was an incident at Deele College this morning. We would like to assure you that everything is under all control and all students and staff are safe,” said the message.
The Donegal Education and Training Board – patron of Deele College has issued a statement to reassure parents, guardians, and the wider community that “the safety and well-being of our students and staff remain our highest priority”.
A spokesperson said: “An investigation into the matter is currently underway, and we are working closely with the relevant authorities and supports to ensure a continuity of classes. The school acknowledges the assistance of An Garda Síochána in their timely response and cooperation.
“We remain committed to providing a safe and supportive learning environment. Donegal ETB or Deele College is not in a position to comment any further at present.”
Gardai have not yet responded to requests for an update on the incident.
There are local reports that one person has been arrested but this has not been clarified.
