Tin’s family said that ‘our hearts are broken’

A 15 -year -old boy’s family stabbed to death in a school.

Harvey Wilgos died on Monday after an incident at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield.

Sister Sophie said that her heart “broke into a million pieces”.

South Yorkshire police said that a 15 -year -old boy, who was arrested on suspicion of murder, remained in police custody.

In a post on Facebook, with two pictures of his brother, Sophie wrote: “I love you so much harvest.

“Embrace your loved ones. A little tight tonight I want me to have been.”

Harvey’s mother Caroline shared the post with her 56,000 followers on Tikok to express her loss.

In one, he wrote, “Our Harvey, No Words” broken heart emotional and images together.

In the second, he wrote: “My Harvey, Life is Never Gunner should not be the same. Love.”

Surprised parents and students continued to leave flowers and cards outside the school gates on Tuesday.

The school closed its doors on Monday afternoon after stabbing, which took place at around 12:17 GMT.

Parents’ lines gathered at the school, which began a lockdown process to gather their children, as the police closed a part of the road outside.

Parents Katy said that she was waiting for her 13-year-old daughter Gracie for more than two hours.

“It was the worst two and a half hours of my life,” he said.

“She could not use her phone, I could not contact her personally, it was just going on what her teacher told me.

“I was told that she was safe and she was calm but I wanted to talk to her and talk to her.”

Gracie said that the school had also gone to lockdown on 29 January.

A message sent to the school’s parents said that it was “due to a small number of threatening behavior where threatened threatening was made of physical violence”.

When this happened on Monday, she said she was on her way to get food with a friend when she heard shouting about the knife and “bus ran”.

“I can’t miss what happened later,” he said.

“At first it shocked me. When I was with my teachers, it felt fine and I felt more calm, and then I saw my mother.”

Gracie said that when she was not a close friend with Harvey, she looked like a “good good boy”.

“Whenever you see her around the school, she always used to have a smile on her face,” she said.

“He had such a bubbly personality.”

The tribute left in the school gates described the teenager as a person who was a “life of a party” and who brought joy and laughter to everyone who knew him “.

Read a card: “Harvey My ‘Pal’, went away very soon, but will not be forgotten. Relax peacefully. Bailey and RE Department.”

Parents Luisa Meko said that his daughter had to go to Harvey after the nursery and his death shocked everyone.

“This is not something you imagine, that your children go to school and then something happens,” he said.

“We don’t just understand how this happened, it is really shocking, sad, heartbreaking.”

Ms. Meko said that she was told that the school would open again on Thursday, but her daughter’s return is making her “nervous”.

“We just have to wait and see what happens and see how she is feeling because I am going on how the children are feeling and not what the school says what they want to do. ,” He said.

Floral tributes have also been abandoned outside the Bron Lane Ground of Sheffield United in memory of Harvey.

A spokesman said that the club was “unhappy” to know about his death and presented his condolences to the family and friends.

The spokesperson said, “We share the shock and crisis of the community after this sad incident and appreciate that there is a discussion about the tribute to remember Harvey.”

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