NEW cladding on the canteen of a Gwynedd school has been damaged.
North Wales Police (NWP) say that a number of youths aged between 12 and 15 were seen on the grounds of Ysgol Y Traeth in Barmouth, and in the area that the damage was caused.
Police said they will receive “yellow cards” for anti-social behaviour, whereby someone suspected of carrying out criminal activity is issued with a warning.
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NWP Gwynedd South said: “Do you know where your children are playing late afternoon/early evenings?
“Significant damage has been caused to new cladding on the canteen in Ysgol Y Traeth.
“A large number of youths (12-15-year-olds) have been seen on the school grounds and have been seen in the area that the damage was caused.
“These youths will now be issued with yellow cards for anti-social behaviour.
“This is causing a negative impact on the local community, as well as a financial impact on the school.
“Any youths seen to be causing criminal damage or behaving in a manner of anti-social behaviour will be spoken to and the appropriate steps will be taken.”
You can contact NWP by calling 101 or visiting: www.northwales.police.uk/police-forces/north-wales-police/areas/live-chat.
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