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When a parent attacked a teacher, Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky promptly came to help.

On Tuesday, a “gentle and caring” teacher at a Byron Bay primary school was allegedly stabbed by a mother of one of the students.

The woman, 31, is accused of attacking the 28-year-old teacher, Zane Vockler, in the face and arm. A crime scene was established whilst the school temporarily went into lockdown as police arrived.

Police allege the teacher and parent were “speaking on the premises before she approached him with what’s believed to be a pair of scissors”.

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After the violent incident, which occurred on the first day back to school for the new term, Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky volunteered at the canteen of the NSW school.

The school happens to be the one where their three children – India, six, and twins Tristan and Sasha, five – attend.

Pataky uploaded footage to her Instagram Stories showing the Avengers: Endgame star carrying food supplies as they entered the school, after it was deemed safe.

“Another dad to help in the canteen today,” Pataky, 42, told her nearly three million followers on Instagram.

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"Another dad to help in the canteen today," Elsa Pataky said on her Stories. Image via Instagram.
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The model volunteered in the canteen too. Image via Instagram.
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"Always helpful to have a superhero in the kitchen," Pataky, 42, told her nearly three million followers. Image via Instagram.
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"Always helpful to have a superhero in the kitchen," the model and actress captioned another one of the videos of her husband, Hemsworth, 35, in the kitchen.

The videos showed the couple helping to prepare sushi rolls with a number of other volunteers in the canteen.

The teacher who was stabbed was initially taken to a local hospital before being transferred to Tweed Hospital in a stable condition for surgery.

The mother responsible was arrested at her home three hours after the incident and the police charged her with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and entering enclosed lands without a lawful excuse. The woman will face court today (Wednesday) at Tweed Heads Local Court.

With AAP.