High School Chaos: Massive Student Brawl Sends Two Teachers to Hospital

What started as a regular school day quickly turned into chaos after a massive fight broke out between students at a secondary school in Sheffield, England — leaving two teachers hospitalized and emergency crews rushing to the scene.

Police were called to Fir Vale Academy shortly after midday on Thursday following reports of a disturbance involving multiple students. Witnesses say the situation escalated fast.

Parents described the scene as “absolute chaos.” One parent wrote on Facebook that they had just picked up their child and found the school in turmoil.

Authorities confirmed that two teachers were taken to the hospital after attempting to respond to the fight. According to reports from parents, one teacher reportedly fainted during the incident. Officials have not released details about the severity of the injuries.

At least seven police vehicles were reportedly parked outside the school as officers worked to stabilize the situation and support school staff.

In a statement, South Yorkshire Police said they were called to reports of a disturbance and that officers remain on scene assisting administrators. They urged anyone with information to come forward.

Local social media pages shared images of police presence near the school, and traffic in the surrounding area was temporarily disrupted.

Interestingly, a spokesperson for the regional ambulance service said they were “not aware” of any incident, though police confirmed two teachers had been transported for medical treatment.

Fir Vale Academy serves roughly 1,000 students from the surrounding community. The original school opened in the late 1990s and was formally inaugurated by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip before later becoming an academy in 2012.

As of now, authorities say the situation has been contained. No arrests have been publicly announced, and officials have not said what sparked the fight.

The incident remains under investigation, and updates are expected as more information becomes available.