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A greeting was paid to the 15 -year -old “Shambania” boy who died after being stabbed at the Sheffield School, where the Prime Minister said, “The nation is sad” with his family and loved ones.
The officers were summoned to the scene at the School of all the Catholic Secondary Saints on the Granville Road at 12.17 pm on Monday.
The victim was seriously injured and announced his death.
A greeting of flowers, candles and balloons was placed on a wall outside the school, leaving a note calling on the boy in the name of “the life of the party” with the “Shampania character”.
“You will miss a lot. Beautiful boy. Forever 15,” Read the note.
He added, “You can always hear it from the bottom of a corridor,” he added.
The student of all the Catholic Saints School praised the teenager outside the school.
“He was a beautiful boy, he was a candor, but he was beautiful,” the 17 -year -old said.
“It would have made your day the best hearing at this entrance. You didn’t have to know him personally he was upset.
“The teachers love him, students love him, everyone loved him.
“I have been at school seven years ago so far and nothing like this has happened at all.”
“His heart goes out” to the victim’s family, “said Sir Kerr Starmer, who was at a dinner with European Union leaders in Brussels.
In a statement, the Prime Minister said: “It is horrific news and has no meaning that a boy died after stabbing Sheffield.
“I am very grateful to the first respondents, police officers and medical staff who provide support and reassurance.
“My heart goes out to the family, loved ones, employees, students at school, and the entire Sheffield community.
“They are saddened by the unnecessary loss of a young woman and the nation mourns with them.”
South Yorkshire said that a 15 -year -old boy was arrested on suspicion of a murder and is still in detention.
“It is very sad that I share with you today that a teenager died after stabbing the Sheffield School earlier today,” Lindsey Battlefield President’s Assistant at a press conference at the police headquarters said.
“Our ideas with the boy’s family, friends and the entire school community.”
“We know that what happened will lead to great hardship and anxiety.
“I would like to reassure you that our officers will remain at the scene and in the local area to provide reassurance to the parents, employees and local residents, as our investigation continues.
“Although we are in the early stages of our inquiries, we are working at a pace to build a full image on how this tragedy is revealed.
“We urge you to keep in mind that there are their loved ones in the middle of this and they are sad about the deep loss of a teenage boy in the most destructive circumstances.
“So we will ask you to avoid speculation and share online content, which may be sad for them and harm the investigation.
“We urge anyone who has any information they think can help us contact.”
The police continue to urge people to avoid the area and the Granville road is still closed from the tram station to the Fitzwalter Road.
The director of the local community center said that he is “very sad” to hear the news and that a series of crimes in the last area left the children afraid.
“This region has witnessed an increase in the crime recently,” Aman Ahmed, director of Castle Asian Community Trust and Mosque at Norfolk Road, told the Palestinian Authority News Agency.
“Cars are stolen and vandalized, there was an increase in the anti-community behavior-they are very rampant in the region.
“It is worrying, especially as it is a community center.
We offer facilities for people to pray and we have children afraid.
“We feel very sad to hear news from school.”
Sheffield Haley, Representative Louise Hi, described the incident in her electoral district “horrific news”.
It is clear that the Labor MP posted on Facebook: “It is clear that the criminal investigation will happen now, but serious questions must be answered about how this happens and I will work with the school, the police and the council to ensure that it is”