Parents warned as Kingston school children approached by strangers Police said the man is described as white with a tan, wearing a black jumper with a blue shirt underneath, blue trousers and a black woolly hat. It is believed he was accompanied by a woman who is described as white, with long black hair, of slim build, approximately 5' 6," wearing a red hooded top and red trousers. The incidents are thought to be linked, a spokesman added. The third reported incident, at a primary school in Worcester Park on Monday, a man in his 20s and wearing a woolly hat was scared away after being seen weaving in and out of cars on a push bike. A member of the public shouted at his as he rode outside the school and he left the area. A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said officers and PCSOs would be outside every primary and secondary school in the area today to have a visible presence and address any community concerns. CCTV footage from schools is also being studied. Kingston Borough Commander Chief Superintendent Martin Greenslade said: "I understand that the community will be deeply concerned about these incidents and I want to reassure parents that we are treating them extremely seriously and are conducting vigorous enquiries. We have instigated extra patrols in the borough and are maintaining an increased visible presence outside local schools. I would remind the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to us. I would also ask parents to take the opportunity to remind their children how to stay safe and not to speak with strangers. Anyone with information should contact Kingston police via 101 quoting Operation Orchid, the incident room on 07917 271 552 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.