At around 10.05am on Tuesday 12 September, Cheshire Police were made aware of an email which had been sent to a number of schools in Chester and Ellesmere Port which made threats to pupils and staff.
An investigation has been launched and officers have been attending schools to provide reassurance.
Detective Chief Inspector Justin Hancock said:
“We would like to reassure parents that this is believed to be malicious and we are doing everything we can to locate the person responsible for these emails."
More details when we get them.
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