A TEACHER and several students were injured after a freak willy-willy swept through a primary school sports carnival in Perth's southern suburbs today.
The incident happened at Hourglass Reserve in Cooloongup around lunchtime.
Four local primary schools were taking part in a sports carnival at the time.
Witnesses told a TV journalist that the "mini tornado" ripped across the grounds, lifting up two marquees and knocking them over.
One teacher from East Waikiki primary school was taken to Rockingham Hospital to be treated for possible broken bones.
It is believed a student from the same school was also taken to hospital by her parents for a cut to her leg.
Other children were treated by St John Ambulance for minor injuries at the scene.
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Students injured in 'mini-tornado'
A FREAK willy-willy swept through a primary school sports carnival in Perth's southern suburbs, injuring a teacher and several students.
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