At Joffre High School, an alert was raised between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Monday when the school's guardian observed two teenagers attempting to climb the gate at the firefighters' access point. The guardian intervened and discovered that the youths had brought pyrotechnic devices—small explosive items often used for displays or celebrations—onto the school grounds. During questioning, the teenagers reportedly stated that they had purchased the firecrackers a few hours earlier from a local tobacco shop. This raised concerns about the accessibility of such items to minors and the potential risks associated with their use in public spaces. The firecrackers were set off both outside and inside the school premises, prompting immediate action from school staff and local authorities. The incident led to a swift response from emergency services, who arrived on the scene to ensure the safety of students and staff. Authorities have since launched an investigation into the incident, focusing on the circumstances surrounding the purchase and use of the pyrotechnic devices. School officials have also reiterated the importance of maintaining a secure environment for students and have pledged to review security protocols to prevent similar occurrences in the future.