Tarneit Senior College brawl: Four teachers injured as five teenage girls arrested in Melbourne

Tarneit Senior College brawl: Four teachers were injured when five teenage girls were arrested in Melbourne

A wild brawl has broken out at a Melbourne school, leaving four teachers injured and five teenage girls arrested.

Shocking video footage shows a group of attackers, dressed in hoodies, kicking and stamping someone on the ground.

A blow to the head of a teacher is delivered before another staff member falls over.

The fight began around 3:50 p.m. Tuesday when five teenagers confronted a student at Tarneit Senior College in the west of the city, Victoria police say.

A punch is thrown at a teacher's head before another member of staff falls over

A wild brawl has broken out at a Melbourne school, leaving four teachers injured and five teenage girls arrested

Paramedics were called, but no one had to go to the hospital.

Police arrested five teenagers at the school.

A 19-year-old woman has been charged with assault and is due to appear in Werribee Magistrates’ Court on January 8 next year.

Four other teens are expected to be charged with similar crimes.

Tarneit Senior College Principal Shane Cole-Hayhow sent a message to the parents, which was seen by The age.

The battle began when five teenagers confronted a student at Tarneit Senior College in the west of the city around 3:50pm Tuesday, Victoria police say.

The battle began when five teenagers confronted a student at Tarneit Senior College in the west of the city around 3:50pm Tuesday, Victoria police say.

“A group of students were involved in an altercation in the school foyer at the end of the school day, while a separate, unrelated incident occurred while some students were traveling home,” he said.

“We are cooperating with the police who are investigating both cases and are therefore unable to provide further details.

“I want to reassure you that the use of violence in our school community is completely unacceptable and inconsistent with our school’s values.”