'To say nothing is to potentially risk the death of another child.' A Huddersfield head teacher says everyone has a part to play in tackling knife crime, after the fatal stabbing of a boy outside his school. Read more:
Head teacher Andrew Fell said that a parent's worst nightmare had become a "brutal reality" with the death of Khayri Mclean
No pleas were entered at the Leeds Crown Court hearing and a provisional trial date was set for 13 March 2023. He said a week ago the hopes and dreams of a member of the school community were taken from him in an "unimaginably cruel fashion" and staff and students remained "bewildered and grief-stricken".
Coupled, he said, with "an unwavering focus on those who draw our children into a world where it is seen as normal and acceptable to carry and wield weapons that can kill".
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