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Sunday, 24 March 2019

Shocking moment 'mothers' pull each other's hair and exchange punches in a 'frightening' bust-up in front of children at a primary school's gates

This is the 'frightening' moment a nasty brawl erupted between two women in front of young children outside a primary and nursery school. 
The women - believed to be parents of children at the school - had to be pried apart by fellow parents and some bystanders said teachers also helped to stop the fight. 
It took place just after 9am right outside the gates of The Oval School in Yardley, Birmingham and police were called but made no arrests. 
The two women come to blows as others scramble to drag them apart outside the school
The two women come to blows as others scramble to drag them apart outside the school

A mother who was dropping her child to school told Birmingham Live that the scene was 'frightening' and that one mother screamed 'Run, run, get in school quick!' to her child. 
The unnamed mother added: 'Everyone was just standing back and letting them go at each other, they were bashing each other against the gates and pulling hair.
'It was nasty, the pair of idiots were fighting in front of kids outside a primary school.'
Around a dozen bystanders, helped by teachers, eventually split the women up. 
The Oval School in the Yardley area of Birmingham has both a primary school and a nursery
The Oval School in the Yardley area of Birmingham has both a primary school and a nursery 
Another witness told Birmingham Live that one of the mothers had a ciggarette in her mouth and pulled off her coat before the nasty altercation. 
'You had children holding hands walking to school with their mums watching it. It's shocking,' they added. 
The school refused to comment on the matter because it occurred offsite, although it appears that it happened right up against the gates of the establishment. 
Police confirmed they were called out to the incident at 9:12 am. 
'The incident appeared to involve a dispute involving two women and officers were sent to the scene. No arrests have been made,' they said.  

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