On June 8, a stabbing incident at Co-op Academy in Blackley, Manchester, resulted in injuries to three individuals: two students and a 27-year-old male teacher. The school went into lockdown after a 14-year-old girl allegedly attacked the staff member while he attempted to disarm her. Fortunately, the injuries sustained are not believed to be serious, and all three victims were taken to the hospital as a precaution. The Co-op Academies Trust commended the bravery of its staff for their swift actions in detaining the student before emergency services arrived. Greater Manchester Police have stated that they are not seeking any additional suspects and confirmed that this was an isolated incident with no broader threat to the public. The school plans to reopen on June 10, with emotional support services in place for students affected by the event. The Trust emphasized that while their policies include strict screening measures, the nature of weapons can make them difficult to detect without prior indicators.