Children and parents were injured after a car mounted the pavement outside a London primary school today.
Emergency services are on the scene outside Beatrix Potter primary in Earlsfield, south west London.
Wandsworth Police have confirmed that a vehicle collided with a 'number of children and two parents' while pupils were leaving at the end of the day.
One child endured what is thought to be a leg fracture - but it is not believed that any life-threatening injuries were sustained.
Emergency services are on the scene outside Beatrix Potter primary in Earlsfield, south west London
Wandsworth Police have confirmed that a vehicle collided with a 'number of children and two parents' while pupils were leaving at the end of the day
One child sustained what is thought to be a leg fracture - but it is not believed that any life-threatening injuries were sustained
Wandsworth Police said in a statement: 'We're dealing with a collision near a school in Openview #Wandsworth #SW18.
'A car mounted the pavement and collided with a number of children and two parents.
'Injuries not life-threatening; one child may have a broken leg. The driver of the car stopped at the scene. No arrests.'
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