UFO crashes into London primary school playground

‘crash site’

Pupils at a London primary school were shocked after a UFO crashed into their playground on Tuesday morning.

An officer guarded the ‘crash site’ at North Harringay primary school while a forensics officer took samples behind a police cordon.

Only half the craft was visible after apparently smashing into the tarmac, in an event staged to promote creative writing.

The flying saucer was actually built by a parent, while local officer, PC Glyn Kelly, offered his time to make the scene appear even more realistic. Children were allowed closer to the craft to inspect it after samples of ‘alien dust’ were gathered.

Head teacher Helen Connor told the Independent “A very talented parent, David Willshaw, built the space craft in a limited amount of time and kindly dressed as a forensic detective to help with the staging of the crash. A local Police officer, PC Glyn Kelly, also agreed to attend the scene to add to the mystery of the crash. We were very lucky that the fog added to the atmosphere.

“Both children and parents were excited by the scene of the crash and the rest of the school day revolved around discussions as to what could have happened. Children from from Nursery to Year 6 had the opportunity to share their thoughts and ideas through drama, discussions, art work, filming and to then write creatively for the rest of the day.

“Later that day we received a letter of apology from the aliens at 3pm stating they accidently crashed into our playground whilst sightseeing in London! Some fantastic pieces of writing were produced by both girls and boys resulting in a successful day of creative writing. The space craft is now on display in the school creating a buzz of excitement as children walk past.”