Mount Lawley Senior High School
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Mount Lawley Senior High School students claimed they were told to hide under desks after a video, allegedly made by a teenager, surfaced on TikTok.

According to students speaking with 9News, they received warnings from friends about attending school due to a video shared on Thursday that reportedly named specific targets.

Mount Lawley Senior High School
Police have swarmed one of Perth’s biggest high schools over a social media shooting threat. (9News)
Mount Lawley Senior High School
Mount Lawley Senior High School students claiming they were told to hide under desks, as the video spread online but parents say they weren’t told about the threat. (9News)

Police today circled the campus but their official line was “there are no safety concerns or imminent risks”.

Despite that, students say their teachers told them to be prepared.

“They were like stay under your desks, we’ll turn the lights off and we gotta keep quiet until we get the all clear,” one student said.

In a letter, Mount Lawley Senior High School told parents of “online content” about the school but made no mention of a threat of shooting.

Police continue to investigate.

Anyone with information can contacted Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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