A serious incident occurred at Kingsbury High School in northwest London where two boys, aged 12 and 13, were stabbed during school hours. The attack left both victims in a serious condition, prompting the police to respond rapidly to the scene. The Metropolitan Police reported that they were initially alerted around 12.40 PM and soon discovered that two boys had been attacked, leading to immediate medical attention and a subsequent investigation.

In response to the stabbings, law enforcement initiated a search for the suspect which culminated in the arrest of a 13-year-old boy on suspicion of attempted murder. Although the counter-terrorism police are leading the investigation, officials have stated that they do not consider this incident a terrorist act at this time. The rapid response by the police illustrates the seriousness of the incident, as they handle both the welfare of the victims and the safety of the school community.

This incident has generated significant concern within the local and broader community about youth violence and safety in schools, reinforcing discussions around measures to protect students and prevent similar occurrences in the future. As investigations continue, parents and staff at Kingsbury High School are likely to seek answers about the circumstances and motivations behind the attack, as well as reassurances about the safety measures in place at schools across the region.