Students in Melbourne's north ran for safety after two armed men entered the high school, resulting in a brawl. 9News
Police were called to Epping Secondary College around 2pm after two men armed with blunt-edged weapons entered the school grounds.
"The pair were involved in an affray involving five other males, believed to be students before they left the school grounds prior to police arrival," police said.One student was injured during the alleged brawl.to receive our daily newsletters and breaking news alerts, sent straight to your inbox.
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