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Monday, October 19, 2026

Police making ‘urgent enquiries’ over email sent to schools

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Police have said they are conducting “urgent enquiries” relating to an email sent to a number of schools across Northern Ireland.

The Press Association understands that an email has been sent to a large number of schools in the region and contains a threat.

A PSNI spokesperson said: “Police received reports today, Monday 19th October, of an email sent to a number of schools across Northern Ireland.

“As a result of this email, police are conducting urgent enquiries, and liaising with the schools in question.”

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