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Schoolgirls and their parents were left shocked after discovering Nazi symbols outside Beis Malka Jewish Girls School in Stamford Hill on Monday morning.

The school is located on Alkham Road in the Orthodox Jewish community of Stamford Hill, UK.

The graffiti was sprayed overnight Sunday.

Shomrim told YWN that swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti are sadly far too common in Stamford Hill.

Barry Bard, Senior Coordinator at Stamford Hill Shomrim, said “The dedicated Shomrim volunteers work tirelessly to help the police arrest and prosecute offenders, in the past couple of months, our work has successfully resulted in four anti-Semites being convicted in four separate anti-Semitic cases.”

According to a study by Shomrim, some 32 anti-semitic incidents were logged during a month-long study among ultra-Orthodox Charedi Jews, living in Stamford Hill, last month.

Police in Hackney are investigating the graffiti.

The @MayorofLondon calls for 'solidarity' as swastikas found scrawled near Jewish school in #StamfordHill https://t.co/1OwwwB44p8

— Shomrim N.E. London (@Shomrim) November 14, 2016