An air ambulance has landed at a Chelmsford secondary school after a serious incident.
Three ambulances, one ambulance car and a response unit van were seen at the King Edward VI Grammar School in Broomfield Road, Chelmsford at around 12pm today (Monday June 18).
Pictures from the scene show the air ambulance landed and other emergency services parked up inside the school near the sports hall.
The school, which is a grammar school for children aged between 11 and 18-years-old, is one of the most highly-respected schools in Chelmsford.
The air ambulance and all of the paramedic vehicles have now left the school.
The police remain at the scene.
The air ambulance is preparing to take off.
An ambulance has also left the scene too.
A police car has also now arrived at the scene.
It is understood that there is currently around six ambulance vehicles at the scene, along with the air ambulance.
We have made contact with the King Edward VI Grammar School, who have refused to comment on what has happened this afternoon.
Hannah Kane is at the scene outside KEGS.
We'll bring you updates as we get them.