Patrols stepped up in Warwick following reports of a car being driven at a teacher

An investigation is taking place into an incident outside a school

Author: Jonny FreemanPublished 24th Sep 2026

Warwickshire Police are investigating a report that a car was driven towards a teacher outside a school in Warwick.

Emergency services were called to Shelley Avenue at 8.30am this morning (Thursday 24th September 2026) with occupants also said to have made threats towards pupils.

The vehicle involved, described as a black Ford Puma, left the area shortly afterwards.

No one has been identified, arrested or charged in connection with the report at this stage.

What police have said

Police said they do not believe there is any risk to other schools or businesses in the area.

Officers will be patrolling the area throughout the day, according to police.

Police said they are working to establish who was driving the car as part of their enquiries.

Anyone with information that could help the investigation is being asked to come forward as soon as possible, referencing incident number 69 of 24th September.

School says it remains secure

Police said they have liaised with the school following the report.

The school has asked for it to be reiterated that it remains secure, that students are safe, and that lessons are continuing as normal, according to police.

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