Police said an initial call was attended and a short time later officers were called back to the Cape York Partnerships-managed school after the disturbance escalated. "A larger group of students became involved and that's when plates and cups were smashed," he said. It's understood Djarragun College will not push for wilful damage charges against students and will deal with the disturbance as an in-house disciplinary matter, the police spokesman said. Following a request for comment the school said the disturbance lasted 15 minutes and was in hand when police arrived. Djarragun College Principal Michael Barton said student conduct breached the college code of behaviour after "a small group of girls acted" out.
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