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Two youth have been charged after two Saskatoon schools were broken into over the Easter long weekend.

The first one happened at Vincent Massey School.

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Three people were seen fleeing from the school in the 1000-block of Northumberland Avenue just before midnight on Sunday.

Saskatoon police officials said significant damage was done to the inside of the school.

Then just before 2 a.m. CT on Monday, police received another report of a break and enter, this time at Confederation Park Community School in the 3500-block of John A. MacDonald Road.

Three people were reportedly breaking a window to gain access to the school.

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They fled when officers arrived.

The trio were tracked by the air support unit to Tupper Crescent where they were arrested by patrol officers.

B&E & lots of damage to Vincent Massey and Confed Park schools last night. @SPSAir1 caught 3 running out the back door red handed. PRT pic.twitter.com/ZfJK1F5y9p — SPS Air Support Unit (@SPSAir1) April 17, 2017

Two girls, 13 and 17, are facing charges of mischief and break and enter.

The 13-year-old girl is also charged with breach of undertakings.

A third youth, a 10-year-old boy, has not been charged.

Police continued to investigate with the help of school resource officers.