An 'over-eager ' father has ruined a primary school disco after charging onto the dance floor to break up a fight between two children - and then calling the police to report an assault . The 'angry and intimidating ' dad forced the event at St Andrew 's and St Mark 's Church of England Junior school to be cancelled mid-way through on March 19 . He 'pulled the children apart ' and then started 'shouting and swearing ' before calling 999 to say the children at the Surrey school 'assaulted ' each other . 'Intimidating ' : The parent who called the police to report a scuffle at a primary school disco 'shouted and swore ' in front of the children . Children at the 280-pupil school which has been rated 'outstanding ' were escorted out of the disco while police spoke to the 'upset parent ' , but no action was ultimately taken . The school 's parent-teacher association ( PTA ) wrote a letter to parents saying : ' A parent of one of the children was on site when the incident happened and took it upon themselves to resolve the situation despite the PTA trying to step in . 'This was inappropriate behaviour on behalf of the parent and it came across as angry and intimidating . 'The parent also took it upon themselves to call the police who did attend the school . Unfortunately the children in the hall witnessed this behaviour . ' A mother who asked not to be identified , said : ' I heard about this from my son who said this guy just flew onto the dance floor and pulled these two children apart . 'He was shouting and screaming about one hitting the other and then he pulled out his phone and called the police and reported one of the children for assault . He ruined it for everyone . ' Angry : The school wrote a letter to parents following the incidents in which described the parent who called the police 's behaviour as 'inappropriate ' While a spokesman for Kingston Council said : 'We take these matters extremely seriously , and the school has written to all the parents assuring them that the disco was constantly supervised . 'It is such a shame that a lovely event , usually enjoyed by all , was marred by the actions of one parent . 'We understand that this incident will have been very stressful for the children who witnessed it and the school will support them in any way needed . ' A spokesman for the school declined to comment .
The parent 'shouted and swore ' in front of children before calling police . Comment: He pulled the children apart before claiming they 'assaulted ' one another . The school described the parent 's behaviour as 'angry and intimidating '