Parents told to educate kids about stranger danger after students approached near Darwin school

A WARNING message has been issued to parents at a Darwin primary school following two reports of strangers approaching students near the school

Anula Primary School has urged parents and guardians to have the 'stranger danger' talk with their kids following recent reports of students being approached

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A WARNING message has been issued to parents at a Darwin primary school following two reports of strangers approaching students near the school.

Anula Primary principal Melinda Kealy said there were two reports of children being approached by strangers in a vehicle near the school on Wednesday.

“It is a timely reminder to remind your child about stranger danger,” she said.

“Please remind them to recognise danger, react by yelling out and running away and report to a trusted adult.

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“The police have been notified. Teachers will be relaying the same messages in class.”

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