Perthnow.Au Security Incident at Sussex Children's School Sparks Police Investigation
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- •Two men under investigation for surveilling the school attended by Sussex children.
- •Incident reported on September 30, 2026, involving a white van linked to paparazzi.
- •Sussexes have requested police protection amid ongoing safety concerns.
Police in the UK are investigating two men who were seen surveilling the school attended by Prince Harry and Meghan's children. The incident was reported on September 30, 2026, after a white van with two occupants was spotted near the school entrance. The men, believed to be paparazzi, were seen 'scouting out' the school for several hours. This security scare follows the recent relocation of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to a new school due to safety concerns. Representatives for the Sussexes have previously requested media to avoid disclosing the school's name and location. The police have identified the van as a rented vehicle linked to an international photographer. The details of the incident have been forwarded to RAVEC, which is reviewing the Sussexes' request for police protection. Prince Harry has expressed concerns about the safety of his family in the UK without armed guards. The Sussexes returned to Britain in August for an extended stay, with Prince Harry engaging in public activities while Meghan has remained out of the spotlight.
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