A secondary school in Glasgow has been evacuated after receiving a bomb threat.

Police Scotland were called to Rosshall Academy on Crookston Road at 8.05am after receiving reports of a suspicious package and searched the school.

They later said nothing had been found and that the report was being treated as "malicious".

At around 8.30am on Monday, parents were told that the school had been evacuated and that they had to pick up their children.

The text said: "Rosshall Acad. Unfortunately we have had to evacuate the school. Please make arrangements to have your child collected or for them to go home."

Multiple fire engines, police officers and police dogs attended, and witnesses at the scene reported bomb disposal units arriving.

All children were either sent home or to a nearby school.

A spokesman for Police Scotland said: "As a precautionary measure Rosshall Academy, Crookston Road, Glasgow has been searched and nothing suspicious was found.

"The incident is being treated as malicious and will be fully investigated."

At 10.28am Glasgow City Council tweeted that the incident was over and that the school would be closed for the rest of Monday, but would be open on Tuesday.