Southport victim ‘Bourne to be Star’, parents tell BBC

Last year, one of the girls killed in a teller Swift-themed dance class in Southport told the BBC that his daughter was “born to become a star”.

Alice Dr. Silva Agn, who was nine years old, when she died, she started dancing when she was 16 months old and her parents are raising money for a new playground which would include a platform.

Given the portrait of the architect of the proposal during an interview with the BBC breakfast, his mother Alex said: “(Forum) will be its favorite part.”

In the first TV interview of the family, Alice’s father Sergio said he would run the London marathon to raise funds for the playground. They are planning to build it at Churchtown Primary School, where Alice was a disciple.

He said that his daughter loves to go there and enjoyed reading. An outdoor library is part of proposals with a trim trail track, Dane-Building area and stage.

Alex said, “The school was where she spent most of her time and she was really happy (here),” Alex said.

“She loved it. It is really important to have this (project) for us. She will be happy, I am sure she is proud of us.”

The BBC came with the couple as he used to visit Southport School for the first time after his daughter’s death.

Elsey dot Stancomb, and Babe King, Six, Bhi was also killed in an attack by Axle Rudakubana Last month, a minimum of 52 years jailed for his killings.

Sergio said: “If you ask those who met him, no one (seen) it in the mood. No matter what happened, it would always be a smile.”

Alice’s favorite teacher feels the same way.

“This was actually Alice briefly,” said Allen Bowen. “That smiling smile, all the time.”

When she was in 3 years, she taught her and said that it was always a pleasant surprise that you were someone’s favorite teacher.

“I have been teaching for more than 20 years … sometimes it click something,” he told the BBC. “You see a lightbalb in some children and you just get them, and I think Alice I got it and I got Alice.”

Speaking about plans for the stage in the new playground, he said: “Every minute of every game time and break time, she (has been done).

“And she will not only have dance on stage, she must be involved. They will be dancing routine; they will have songs; they will have microphones … He will be on the stage, directing what was going on. Was. “

He explained that many school friends of Alice were also keen to sing, dance and amateur playwrights.

“I will use that quotation from a mid -day night dream,” he said about him. “Although he is very rare, he is fierce.” ,

The plans for the playground include a paragoda and a memorial that was engraved in the beams dedicating the Allis and Babe, who had earlier studied in school.

Plans were revealed to school children just before half a period of holiday and some recorded their reactions to the video, shown to Alice’s parents.

A child said, “I like a reminder post about our friend Alice.” “I like (planned) cool corner because I like to draw and just some time, sometimes.

Sergio will not be on its own when the marathon runs on 27 April. The school’s head teacher will be Jinny Payne by joining him.

He said that the playground would be a symbol of how they celebrate the life of the victims.

“I think it’s really important. For children, it’s happiness, it’s fun, it’s positivity,” he told the BBC. “This is our next speed, our next step.”

However, what was recently killed he was going to help create this project led by a person or single institute.

“We are all going to help make it and when you do something together – a sense of solidarity, the community – which will bring positivity that we need.”

She and Sergio are being prepared by an individual trainer for their marathon effort, whose daughter went to school with Ellis everyday.

Other parents and employees of the school will also be running to raise money, whether in the London Marathon or the Running Closure Blackpool Festival. They are targeting £ 250,000 for the project.

The flowers near the entrance are repeated by local volunteers – they include some monuments left outside the school after Alice’s death.

Last August, in his funeral, Alex and Sergio paid tribute to his funeral The “amazing community” who supported him.

Ms. Payne also spoke to the congregation and told him that one of the school teachers named her child in memory of Ellis, a moment that appeared to move her mother deeply.

The BBC was asked what she thinks while remembering her daughter, Alex said: “Khushi, mercy – everything good.”