Pupils were devastated to find their communal garden destroyed by vandals earlier this month. Pictured are Sean Gilles (10) and Makenzie McLellan (9) in the gardens where the vandalism ruined all their hard work.
Police in Fife have charged a 13-year-old boy in connection with vandalism at Pitcoudie Primary School earlier this month.
Pupils and staff at the Glenrothes school were heartbroken to discover that a communal garden had been trashed some time overnight between Tuesday November 1 and Wednesday November 2, with planters and other items scattered across a wide area.
Two benches, including a memorial bench to Logan Carrie, the nine-year-old who was killed while crossing the A92 last year, were also broken up.
More than two weeks on, police have confirmed that a 13-year-old boy has been charged and will be referred to the Children’s Reporter.
Meanwhile, a second boy has also been charged in connection with a separate incident where a wooden gazebo and plastic guttering were damaged at Thornton Primary School between November 9 and November 11.
The 14-year-old will also be referred to the Children’s Reporter.
