Teacher pinned by car in South West town of Bridgetown A female teacher has been airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital after being pinned to a wall by her own car. A TEACHER at Bridgetown Primary School has been airlifted to Perth after she was pinned against a wall by her car this morning. The incident happened just after 10.30am at the school, about 270km south west of Perth. It's believed the woman was trying to stop her car from rolling and was pinned to a wall by the vehicle, suffering serious injuries. She has been airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital by the RAC rescue chopper. Bridgetown Primary School principal Judith Dadson confirmed a staff member was injured on site today. The thoughts of the school staff and community are with her and her family. We wish them well and are hoping she has a speedy recovery," Ms Dadson said.