DYFED POWYS POLICE are dealing with an incident at a secondary school after a threat was reportedly made by telephone.
Officers were called to Maesydderwen Comprehensive School in Ystradgynlais on Monday (Mar 2), where the school implemented its lockdown procedure as a precaution to prioritise safety.
A police spokesperson said officers are working with the school following the report and parents have been informed through the school messaging app.
Police confirmed there are no reports of anyone injured and that all pupils and staff on site are safe and secure.
Officers remain at the scene and further information will be shared when available.
UPDATE | Following a development in the investigation into a threat made over the phone in relation to Maesydderwen Comprehensive School, a decision has been made by the school not to reopen tomorrow (Tuesday, March 3).
There will be a police presence at the school as officers continue to investigate, and we will provide updates whenever possible.
Parents and carers will continue to receive updates around the reopening of the school directly through the school app.
