Students and staff were evacuated from a Wagga school after a frisbee caught alight in a heater on Monday.
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Emergency services were called to Wagga High School on Coleman Street at about 2.40pm on Monday following reports of a fire.
NSW Fire and Rescue Wagga zone commander Daryl Manson said students had been doing some activities in the school's hall when a frisbee lodged itself in the front grill of one of the heaters.
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"The heater briefly caught alight and we had three crews attend and it was put out quickly, it was a minor incident," he said.
Fire and Rescue NSW superintendent Adam Dewberry said it was just a little fire and no one was injured in the incident.
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