St. Mary's Primary School

Bristol Children's Incident Report
RESTRICTED ACCESS - CHILD PROTECTION
SCHOOL: St. Mary's Church of England Primary School
DATE: 12 April 2029
INCIDENT TIME: 10:30 AM - Break Time
CHILDREN INVOLVED: All 127 pupils (Reception to Year 6)

Incident Summary

During morning break, all 127 pupils at St. Mary's Primary School spontaneously began recreating identical text in playground chalk. The text matched, word-for-word, a classified UN Security Council speech that was never broadcast and remained encrypted in government servers.

🚨 NATIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATIONS

CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT ACCESS: Children reproduced speech from UNSC Emergency Session RSP-7, classified at OSSIFIED CLEARANCE level. No possible conventional access route identified.

Witness Statements

Emma, Age 7 (Year 2)

The walls told us what to write. Not with talking - with the humming sound. We all heard it at the same time during break. It was like when the radiator makes noise, but... cleaner. The words just came into our heads and we had to write them down.

Marcus, Age 10 (Year 5)

It wasn't scary. It felt important, like when we do our times tables but more... right. The chalk moved by itself almost. We all wrote the same thing even though we were in different parts of the playground. I don't remember what it said now, but while I was writing it, it made perfect sense.

Mrs. Patricia Henderson - Year 3 Teacher

"I noticed the unusual quiet first. 127 children playing, and you could hear a pin drop. Then I saw them - every single child, from our four-year-olds to our eleven-year-olds, all writing on the tarmac with chalk. Same posture, same concentration, same methodical movements. It was beautiful and terrifying simultaneously."

Classroom Separation Test

Reception & Year 1 (Ages 4-6)

Location: Inside classrooms during incident

Result: Identical text reproduction

Method: Finger painting, crayon writing

Note: Non-readers produced phonetically accurate text

Years 2-6 (Ages 7-11)

Location: Playground during break

Result: Identical text reproduction

Method: Chalk on tarmac

Note: Advanced vocabulary beyond grade level

Timeline of Events

10:30 - Morning break begins, children go to playground
10:32 - Unusual quiet noted by supervising teachers
10:33 - All children begin simultaneous writing behavior
10:47 - Writing ceases, children resume normal play
11:15 - Headteacher photographs chalk writings
11:30 - Government officials arrive on site

Mr. David Thomson - Headteacher

"In my thirty years of education, I've never witnessed anything like this. The children were not distressed - quite the opposite. They seemed... fulfilled. When the writing stopped, they simply put down their chalk and resumed normal play as if nothing had happened. Most don't even remember the specific content now."

Audio Analysis Results

Playground Recording: Low-frequency humming detected at 47.2Hz during incident

Building Resonance: School walls showing sympathetic vibration patterns

Duration: Humming lasted exactly 14 minutes, 23 seconds

Source: Unknown - appeared to emanate from building structure itself

Immediate Actions Taken

Educational Authority Assessment

Child Welfare: No psychological trauma detected

Learning Impact: No disruption to curriculum delivery

Security Classification: How children accessed classified government communications remains unexplained

Recommendation: Ongoing monitoring, installation of acoustic dampening systems

Report Classification: RESTRICTED - CHILD PROTECTION
Document ID: BRISTOL-CHILDREN-INCIDENT-20290412
Distribution: Educational Authority + Government Liaison Only