She confirmed to the Herald the student is “absolutely fine and was very calm”.
The school notified police immediately, who the Herald has approached for comment.
The school said it has reminded students about personal safety, and what to do if they’re approached by a stranger to “ensure they are informed, confident and know how to respond appropriately”.
Staff chose not to talk about the specific incident, so students weren’t left feeling worried or scared.
Ramel has urged parents and caregivers to remind children to never get into a vehicle with someone they don’t know, and never accept gifts, lollies or offers from strangers.
If they are offered a ride or gifts from strangers, they should move quickly to a safe space where other people are present and tell a trusted adult immediately.