驚くべき／特命の／臨時の outpouring of grief for adored RE teacher stabbed to death by student, 15, as the school gates become a floral 神社 to the woman who 'touched hearts of three 世代s of pupils'
- Ann Maguire taught RE and Spanish at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College
- Male pupil, 15, is said to have walked up and stabbed her in the neck
- 申し立てられた／疑わしい 攻撃者 is 述べるd as 'middle class pupil' and 'really weird'
- Pupils say Mrs Maguire, 61, had given the boy a 拘留，拘置 last week
- 議長，司会を務める of 知事s says 'no 指示，表示する物s at all' that this would happen
- Student says year seven and eights had to run and 'there was 血'
- Thought to be first time a student has killed a teacher in UK classroom
- Pupils 賞賛する 物陰／風下d mother as '広大な／多数の／重要な', 'inspirational woman' and 'lovely'
- She was 予定 to retire in just weeks, but died from 多重の を刺す 負傷させるs
- 証言，証人／目撃するs say pupil stabbed before dropping knife on 床に打ち倒す and running
犠牲者: Anne Maguire, who was 指名するd as the teacher stabbed to death at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College
The 驚くべき／特命の／臨時の outpouring of grief for stabbed teacher Ann Maguire continued tonight as the gates of the school where she taught were transformed into a floral 神社 in her memory.
Rainbow-coloured piles of bouquets were stacked up against the gates of Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d, as the headteacher 述べるd Mrs Maguire as a 'wonderful' woman who 'touched the hearts of three 世代s of pupils.
Children and 同僚s flocked to the school to leave their own 深く心に感じた 尊敬の印s, 表明するing their love for the popular teacher of 40 years standing and their 荒廃 at her death.
One poignantly 述べるd Mrs Maguire as '簡単に the best, RIP".
会葬者s also gathered to say 祈りs for
61-year-old Mrs Maguire as they struggled to come to 条件 with the 悲劇.
But the colourful flowe
rs that adorned the school gates were in stark contrast to Mrs Maguire's 荒廃させるd husband Don, who was pictured leaving the couple's home 覆う？ 完全に in 黒人／ボイコット.
Headmaster Steve Mort today told how Mrs Maguire was soon to retire and she considered her work at the school as a ‘vocation’, rather than a career.
Mr Mort told Sky News: 'Ann Maguire was a wonderful, caring individual. She'd been a cornerstone of the school community for 40 years. She'd touched the hearts of three 世代s of pupils.
'Ann was first and 真っ先の 高度に aspirational for all our students, 関わりなく their background or their ability. She never gave up on pupils, even [when] they may have given up on themselves.
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'She was always the first to look at the strengths of pupils, to find the strengths of pupils, and to encourage them to develop their God-given 技術s.
A 15-year-old boy walked up behind Mrs Maguire, 61, during a Spanish lesson in 前線 of 30 pupils yesterday and 繰り返して stabbed her in the neck and 支援する with a kitchen knife.
Grieving: Mrs Maguire's husband Don Maguire leaves the family home yesterday に引き続いて the death of his wife. She would have spent the day with him on Monday but said she 手配中の，お尋ね者 to work on her day off to help children with their exams
In memory: Countless floral 尊敬の印s to Mrs Maguire are piled up on the railings outside the school
Thought: A mother and her young daughter pause to look at the flowers and other 尊敬の印s, 含むing a football shirt, left for Mrs Maguire
神社 of flowers: Schoolchildren arrive at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d, West Yorkshire
With pupils: Married with two grown-up daughters, Ann Maguire was a caring Spanish teacher known as 'the mother of her school'
Help: A woman 抱擁するs a boy outside Corpus Christi College in 物陰／風下d, where Mrs Maguire was stabbed to death
Poignant: This floral 尊敬の印 left at the school gates 述べるd Mrs Maguire as '簡単に the best'
Morgan Summers, a pupil at the school, said after leaving this afternoon that today had been ‘shocking’ and ‘really upsetting’, with students ‘making cards at school rather than working’.
She told Sky News: ‘She wasn't so far from retiring, so we'd never thought this would happen. We're still with her. We know that it isn't just one person caring about her - so many people.
‘We know that as soon as it's all done and over with she's still with us. She was my Spanish teacher and she was really nice. She always made us laugh.’
A ４半期/4分の1 of the pupils were not in school today. 証言，証人／目撃するs （人命などを）奪う，主張するd the pupil who stabbed the teacher in 前線 of the class then dropped the knife on the 床に打ち倒す and ran out into the 回廊（地帯）.
Caring: Mrs Maguire was 述べるd as a 'wonderful' teacher, who had touched the hearts of three 世代s of pupils
Support: Three girls 持つ／拘留する each other as they remember Mrs Maguire outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College
尊敬（する）・点s: The scene outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d, where Mrs Maguire was stabbed
涙／ほころびs: Flowers and 尊敬の印s are left by former pupil Carrie Beer with her son Nicolas, three, at Corpus Christi College
One pupil said: ‘It was really 静かな today. Nobody was speaking. It was so sad. It has not been as happy as it usually is. There have been a lot of 涙／ほころびs.
‘If you felt 圧倒するd in class you were 許すd to leave for a couple of moments to go out and talk about it. But we got on with it today, and got through it. We all got through it because that's what 行方不明になる would have 手配中の，お尋ね者.
She 追加するd: ‘I believe that when it happened half of the class were in the language lab and half were in the classroom. Mrs Maguire was helping someone when he （機の）カム behind her and stabbed her. Mrs Maguire fell の上に another 女性（の） Spanish teacher.’
A teacher then 恐らく managed to stop the running 十代の少年少女 as he left the room.
'It was really 静かな today. Nobody was speaking. It was so sad. It has not been as happy as it usually is. There have been a lot of 涙／ほころびs'
女性（の） pupil
Younger schoolchildren 現れるd from the school clutching draw
ings of their own 尊敬の印s that they 追加するd to the many messages, flowers and candles that lined the gates.
They 大（公）使館員d 製図／抽選s of love hearts and photos 機動力のある on sugar paper that they made when they visited the chapel this afternoon.
The attack is thought to be the first time a teacher has been stabbed by a pupil in a UK classroom. It comes 18 years after headmaster Philip Lawrence was stabbed to death outside his school.
It was the first 殺人，大当り of a teacher in a school since the 1996 Dunblane 大虐殺, when teacher Gwen 市長 and 16 pupils were killed by 銃器携帯者／殺しや Thomas Hamilton.
Outside the school in 物陰／風下d today, Monsignor Paul Fisher, from the next-door Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 Church, said Mrs Maguire was remembered at a normal morning 集まり.
Hundreds of pupils, former students and their parents packed the church last night to light candles and 支払う／賃金 their 尊敬（する）・点s to Mrs Maguire, who was just weeks away from retiring.?
Last day: Former pupil Lucy Potter (left) left flowers at the scene and a photo of Mrs Maguire and her (権利)
Placed: As school finished for the day, pupils of Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College lay more 尊敬の印s at the gates
Remembrance: Monsignor Paul Fisher 行為／行うs 集まり for members of the 地元の community …に出席するing Corpus Christ カトリック教徒 Church to pray and 支払う／賃金 their 尊敬（する）・点s to teacher Anne Maguire in 物陰／風下d
Reading: A woman looks at one of the many 尊敬の印s left outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d
As Mrs Maguire was 存在 attacked, a fellow teacher raced in and grabbed the boy. Other staff helped to 拘留する him until police arrived.
One 無名の 女性（の） pupil said outside the school: 'All the kids had run out of the classroom a nd he still had the knife. And all the year seven and year eights, they had to run.
'It was proper bad with 血 and that. She was brilliant. She has taught my mum and my sister and me, she taught us all Spanish. She took us all skiing - we just couldn't ask for anyone better.’
Ex-pupils Jodie Kirkley, 18, Chelsea Keeble, 19, and Poppy Scarlett, also 19, 密談する／（身体を）寄せ集めるd in 涙／ほころびs after laying their flowers at the school gates.
'All the kids had run out of the classroom and he still had the knife. And all the year seven and year eights, they had to run. It was proper bad with 血 and that'
Another 無名の 女性（の） pupil
行方不明になる Kirkley said: ‘Our school was a good school because of Mrs Maguire. No disrespect to the other teachers but she was the best teacher there.
‘She was the only one who you felt really cared for you inside and outside of school. She was 特に good at 取引，協定ing with kids from troubled backgrounds.
‘A lot of us don't come from the best backgrounds and she was always there for you. She was truly amazing, believed in everyone and anyone.’
一方／合間, two American 修道女s connected to the school （機の）カム to see the pupils.
Sister Catherine Holum, 33, and Sister Chiara Fedele, 31, both members of the New York-based Franciscan Sisters of the 再開, looked at 尊敬の印s left for the teacher as they walked by.
Sister Holum said: ‘It feels very surreal, like a nightmare. We are going to see the children and let them know The Lord is with them.’
支払う／賃金ing their 尊敬（する）・点s: Corpus Christi School headteacher Steve Moat, the headgirl and headboy walk to Corpus Christ カトリック教徒 Church to lay flowers
出発: Mr Moat and the two pupils leave the church after laying flowers in honour of Mrs Maguire
Morning: Flowers and 尊敬の印s are left by staff and pupils arriving at Corpus Christi College in 物陰／風下d
Reading: Flowers are left outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d this morning
ツバメ Dowling, 議長，司会を務める of 知事s at the school, said today: 'Ann was a wonderful and 献身的な teacher, and will be remembered 情愛深く by all of us.
‘She had taught at Corpus Christi for 40 years and touched the lives of many people in the 地元の community, h
aving also taught the parents of some of our 現在の pupils.
'I would also like to 支払う／賃金 尊敬の印 to the staff and students for the way they have 対処するd with this 悲劇の event, and to the police, and 外部の services for their support.’
He 追加するd: 'Our school 使節団 声明 明言する／公表するs that we "work, learn, pray and grow together". At this difficult time we also grieve and support together as a community.
'She was enjoying the latter end of her career, although I know to Ann that her service to Corpus Christi was not a career - she considered it to be a vocation'
Steve Mort, headteacher
'The atmosphere is very 静める and reverent. The children have been 絶対 amazing - we've had 議会s, services and the children have 答える／応じるd in a magnificent manner, as have the staff.
‘[The children are] 明白に very upset in some 事例／患者s, but happy to be in their own community and helping each other.’ He 追加するd that there had been ‘no 指示，表示する物s at all' that this would happen.
Mr Mort said: 'I last spoke to Ann just after the staff 要点説明 yesterday morning and 設立する Ann to be her usual self - she was bubbly, she was a character who enjoyed 存在 in the school community.
'She felt comfortable with staff and with 同僚s. She was 特に happy at the moment of the wonderful learning 環境 that we've had as a result of the refurbishment of the buildings.
'She was enjoying the latter end of her career, although I know to Ann that her service to Corpus Christi was not a career - she considered it to be a vocation.'
He 追加するd that Mrs Maguire would have '堅固に …に反対するd' any idea that pupils should have to pass through metal detectors as they arrive at school.
Outside the school: Pupils of the much-loved teacher who was stabbed to death are remembering her
尊敬の印s: Flowers are left outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d, after Mrs Maguire was stabbed
Remembered: Flowers are left outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College as pupils make their way to the school
And 探偵，刑事 Superintendent Simon Beldon, of West Yorkshire Police, said the 十代の少年少女 will be questioned by officers ‘at some point during today’.
He told reporters: ‘Given his young age, this is a 過程 which needs to be 扱うd very sensitively, and may take some time to 完全にする.
‘The pupils who 証言，証人／目撃するd this 出来事/事件 are still 存在 interviewed by specialist officers who are very experienced in 取引，協定ing with child 証言，証人／目撃するs and will 確実にする that their safety is 最高位の.
‘This is 明確に an 前例のない and 悲劇の 出来事/事件 which has left the school and wider community in a 明言する／公表する of shock.’
A tearful year nine pupil 指名するd 'Mitchell' told Sky News today: 'She was always smiling - even in the worst of times. Yesterday, she was in a fantastic mood, she gave me good 示すs for my work.
'This is 明確に an 前例のない and 悲劇の 出来事/事件 which has left the school and wider community in a 明言する／公表する of shock'
探偵，刑事 Superintendent Simon Beldon, West Yorkshire Police
‘She was the best teacher you could ask for. It's hard, it really is, that I'm not going to see her again. To go 支援する into the school where she taught you, it's what she would have 手配中の，お尋ね者 us to do.?
'She was a really good teacher. I wouldn't be able to speak a word of Spanish if it wasn't for her.
'She taught a really good lesson. Not just the Spanish, she tau ght us how to be good people - and she was just a friend more than anything else. She was like a mum to me.’
The middle class 申し立てられた／疑わしい 攻撃者, who was 述べるd as an ‘outcast’, has a picture of the Grim Reaper on his Facebook page.
Mrs Maguire was taken to hospital by paramedics after the attack, at around 11.45am. But she was 宣言するd dead on arrival. The 殺人 scene is only within the classroom where she was stabbed.
Married with two grown-up daughters, Mrs Maguire was a caring Spanish teacher known as ‘the mother of her school’.?
Arriving: 修道女s walk into the school in 物陰／風下d, as police continue to question a 15-year-old boy about the attack
Death: Spanish teacher Mrs Maguire was taken to hospital for 治療 but subsequently pronounced dead
尊敬（する）・点d: Pupils took to Twitter to 述べる Mrs Maguire as an 'inspirational woman' and 'lovely'. One said: 'You were such a caring, funny and hardworking teacher. You'll certainly be 行方不明になるd'
ダンサー: It 現れるd today that one of Mrs Maguire's daughters, Emma Jane (pictured), who celebrated her 30th birthday on Saturday, is a soloist with the 王室の Ballet and has starred in 生産／産物s 含むing The Nutcracker
Fellow pupils said she had given the boy a 拘留，拘置 last week and he told other pupils she was ‘always getting at him’.
Children at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d were seen in 涙／ほころびs as they were collected by their parents later in the afternoon, after learning of Mrs Maguire’s death.
修道女s based at Corpus Christi Church, opposite the school, were seen 慰安ing pupils in the hours after the 殺人，大当り.?
'What you see here is everybody helping each other - the community and the school coming together. I think you see from the 尊敬の印s that have been paid what an 衝撃 she had on this school'
Monsignor Paul Fisher, Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 Church
Monsignor Fisher said: ‘It's 明白に a very difficult time. We're having our normal service this morning and 明白に we're going to be remembering her.
‘Our 行政官／管理者 is in the school now, 申し込む／申し出ing what support we can to the staff and the students.
‘What you see here is everybody helpi ng each other - the community and the school coming together. I think you see from the 尊敬の印s that have been paid what an 衝撃 she had on this school.’
The Most Rev Malcolm McMahon, 大司教-elect of Liverpool and chairman of the カトリック教徒 Education Service of England and むちの跡s, spoke of his shock and sadness over the death of Mrs Maguire.
‘I was shocked and saddened to hear of Anne Maguire's death yesterday,’ he said in a 声明.
‘My 祈りs, and those of every カトリック教徒 parish and school in England and むちの跡s, will be with her family and friends, the staff and students of Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d, and all who have been 影響する／感情d in any way by this senseless 悲劇.
演説（する）／住所: ツバメ Dowling of Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College's 治める／統治するing 団体／死体 speaks to the 圧力（をかける） outside
Police on scene: The 致命的な stabbing took place at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d, West Yorkshire
Belief: A 修道女 慰安s a former pupil in Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 Church - which is 隣接する to the college
'You was the best teacher': Two 尊敬の印s left at the school - both of which 述べる Mrs Maguire as 'caring'
‘Anne gave her life to the college and カトリック教徒 education, and thousands of young people have 利益d from her 親切 and hard work over many years. May she 残り／休憩（する） in peace.’
The 申し立てられた／疑わしい 殺し屋 comes from a respectable middle-class family. His mother 作品 as a human 資源s 経営者／支配人 for a 地元の 会社／堅い and his father is a 会議 (n)役員／(a)執行力のある.
A 16-year-old classmate 述べるd the 十代の少年少女 as having few friends, 説 he had been いじめ（る）d 以前 and taken anti-depressants.
The boy was an ‘A grade pupi
l’ but he disliked Spanish and could not stand the teacher.
Police 述べるd the attack as ‘前例のない’. 叫び声をあげるs were heard through the school, which has pupils 老年の from 11 to 16. The building was put in ‘lockdown’ when police arrived at the scene.
However, it quickly became （疑いを）晴らす there was no 脅し to other children and the 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑う was taken into 保護／拘留.
A woman whose cousin’s daughter was in his class at the time of the attack said: ‘He had been given a 拘留，拘置 a few days earlier.'
'Always in our hearts': Floral and written 尊敬の印s are pictured outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d
Image: A photograph of teacher Anne Maguire (left) who was fatally stabbed sits with floral 尊敬の印s in 物陰／風下d
'You will never be forgotton': The scene outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d today
‘Another girl I know said she could hear the 叫び声をあげるing from the upstairs class. A teacher heard the noise and ran in and grabbed him.’
Pupil Jacob Hill, 16, who had known the 申し立てられた／疑わしい 攻撃者 since 最初の／主要な school, said: ‘He had gone through 行う／開催する／段階s of 不景気 and used to be on anti-depressants. He is really clever and always got 最高の，を越す grades.’
The boy was said to have 以前 been suicidal. Other pupils 述べるd him as ‘really weird’.
By contrast, Mrs Maguire was a 高度に regarded professional who had taught Spanish to two 世代s of children in 物陰／風下d.
Pupils took to Twitter to 述べる Mrs Maguire as '広大な／多数の／重要な', an 'inspirational woman' and 'lovely'. One said: 'You were such a caring, funny and hardworking teacher. You'll certainly be 行方不明になるd.'
Pupils began leaving flowers at the school gate, with the message 大（公）使館員d to the first bunch reading: 'To a special teacher. We was all sad about it. I will never forget you.'?
集会: The 地元の community …に出席する Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 Church to 支払う／賃金 their 尊敬（する）・点s to Mrs Maguire
Memory: Flower 尊敬の印s were left outside the school, pictured, with one card from a pupil reading: 'A special teacher. We was all sad about it. RIP I will never forget you'
Kerrianne Ayward, 17, said: ‘She was just lovely. She was helpful and caring and you could have a laugh with her. She was always there for you, even if she didn't know you very 井戸／弁護士席.'
Kerrianne, who left the school two years ago, said: ‘She's been my 審判（をする） for everything, college, everything. There's no one else you would go to who's better. She was the heart of the school.’
Another former pupil, Peter Masefield, 18, said: ‘I just can't understand why her. Of all people. She was the school's figurehead.’
Laying flowers, former pupil Aine Arnold, 17, said: 'It's more like losing a family member than losing a teacher. As long as we were happy, she was happy. She would do anything for you.
'She helped me 本人自身で a lot. She's going to be such a loss to the school. Hers were one of those lessons you didn't want to 行方不明になる. She was just lovely. She was wonderful. I am 荒廃させるd.'
Former pupil Marianna Proietti told BBC 無線で通信する 4’s Today programme: ‘The way I'm feeling at the moment, we know it's happened but we can't believe it's happened. We're all in a 明言する／公表する of shock.
尊敬（する）・点: Another 尊敬の印 from several pupils at the school said: 'Thanks for everything Mrs Maguire'
Taking a look: A woman and child 診察する floral 尊敬の印s left at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d
Difficult time: School children walk past floral 尊敬の印s as they arrive for school at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College
‘She was a 中心存在 of the school but she was also an inspiration to so many students who went to Corpus Christi. Thirty years 負かす／撃墜する the line I still remember her very 情愛深く. It was a very の近くに knit-school.
‘You had your bickering like with any other school, but the 量 of trouble at Corpus Christi was very 限られた／立憲的な. There wasn't much fighting. It was a very good school. She encouraged you to follow your dreams.’
令状ing on the website RateMyTeachers.com, one former pupil said: 'She's like the school's own mother! Can be very strict but if you're nice to her she will always be there for you, a 広大な／多数の／重要な woman!'
Another 追加するd: 'I think she's a good 長，率いる of year, she's always there if you need someone to talk to :)'
West Yorkshire Police 長，指導者 Superintendent Paul Money said yesterday: ‘The alarm was raised by the students in the school, some of whom 証言，証人／目撃する ed the offence.
‘A 61-year-old member of staff was 扱う／治療するd by paramedics at the scene then taken to hospital but she tragically died.
‘A 15-year-old pupil at the school was 拘留するd by teaching staff すぐに after this 出来事/事件 occurred and was taken into 保護／拘留 in 物陰／風下d.’
記念の: More flowers left at the school 境界s - with one 尊敬の印 reading 'our thoughts are with you'
'献身的な': Another message to the teacher read: 'RIP Mrs Maguire you were such an inspirational woman'
In memory: Aine Arnold, a pupil 老年の 17, 支払う／賃金s 尊敬の印 to the RE teacher by laying flowers at the school gates
He 述べるd the 出来事/事件 as 前例のない and said staff he had spoken to were in shock. He also 確認するd the 犠牲者 苦しむd a number of を刺す 負傷させるs and a knife was 回復するd from the scene.
The school, which is a specialist 科学（工学）技術 college, is 終始一貫して oversubscribed - and also has 'a strong Christian and community ethos'.
'I just can't understand why her. Of all people. She was the school's figurehead'
Peter Masefield, former pupil
Its website says: 'The school has a very good pastoral structure, which it is committed to keeping and teachers receiv
e very good 支援する-up support.'
There are nearly 1,000 pupils 老年の between 11 and 16, and 62 teachers are 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）d as working there - 同様に as さまざまな academic support staff.
Det Supt Beldon said yesterday: ‘We would like to 安心させる people that this has been an 孤立するd 出来事/事件 and there is no 現在進行中の 危険 to pupils or staff at the school.
‘The 状況／情勢 is under 支配（する）／統制する and officers, 含むing safer schools officers and members of the 地元の neighbourhood policing team, are 現在／一般に at the school and are liaising closely with staff.
Sadness: Two 修道女s 慰安 a grieving woman as they walk together at the scene
Shock: A parent 慰安s a child. One pupil wrote online Mrs Maguire was 'like the school's own mother'
Outside: Pupils remained at the school in the afternoon as police said it 'continued to operate as normal'
報告（する）／憶測: The マスコミ gather outside the school for a police 声明
Thoughts: 総理大臣 David Cameron today tweeted his 弔慰s to Mrs Maguire's family
'The 残り／休憩（する） of the school is continuing to operate as normal and we would ask that parents do not …に出席する the 場所／位置 unless 直接／まっすぐに requested to do so by the school.
'THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD'
Nichola Davies, 34, broke 負かす／撃墜する as she tried to explain why she had driven 40 miles from Goole to 支払う／賃金 her 尊敬（する）・点s.
Mrs Davies, who left the school in 1996, said: 'She was just amazing. She was such an incredible lady. It's just so heartbreaking, it really is.'
Others laying flowers hugged each other as they placed 公式文書，認めるs against the metal railings.
Former pupil Nathan Mulenga, 18, 述べるd Mrs Maguire as 'the best teacher in the world'.
He said: ‘行方不明になる Maguire taught me Spanish for five years while I was at the school and she was such a 広大な／多数の／重要な teacher. She also taught 宗教的な education and she was my 長，率いる of year at the school.
‘When I left in 2012 she always said she would help me and my friends in the 未来 if ever we needed anything.
‘I went to college after leaving the school and she was the one who gave me a 言及／関連. she cared about everyone even after they left school. It's 絶対 破滅的な to hear that she's gone.’
Pupils who 尊敬（する）・点d Mrs Maguire had 地位，任命するd on 率 My Teacher to 述べる her as 'the school's own mother'.
And on Twitter, Lucy Melia said: ‘Everybody has got nothing but pure love for Mrs Maguire. Still 港／避難所't met anyone else like her. She was the heart of that school.’
Charlene Rue 地位，任命するd: ‘Cannot get over this. She didn't deserve this at all. One of the nicest teachers, who would have done anything for students. RIP Mrs Maguire.’
‘Our enquiries are at a very 早期に 行う／開催する／段階 but the 十分な circumstances of this 出来事/事件 will 明白に be the 支配する of a 十分な and 徹底的な 調査.’
A 代表 of 公式の／役人s from 物陰／風下d City 会議 arrived at the school today, 説 they were there to 申し込む／申し出 whatever support was necessary.
Tom Riordon, the 当局's 長，指導者 (n)役員／(a)執行力のある, said: ‘We're here to 支払う／賃金 our 尊敬（する）・点s to a wonderful teacher on に代わって of the members and officers of 物陰／風下d City 会議.
‘We're about to go in and see people in the school and show our support.’
Judith Blake, the 会議's (n)役員／(a)執行力のある member for children's services, said she supported the school's 決定／判定勝ち（する） to open and 主張するd it was 安全な.
She said: ‘This is a very 悲劇の 出来事/事件. They have someone in 保護／拘留; there is no 危険 coming to the school today. The school is 安全な.’
Dr Elizabeth Capewell, specialist in community 外傷／ショック 回復, told BBC 無線で通信する 4’s Today programme: ‘Many people, their place of safety and normality has rather changed in a day.
‘So they're going to have to come to 条件 with their emotions around that. As a 長，率いる, it's always difficult to know whether to carry on as normal or give people a few days off.
‘But, in my experience, if pupils and staff can be 含む／封じ込めるd in the 環境 they know, the work can begin. This is where you need really strong leadership.’
Christine Blower, general 長官 of the 国家の Union of Teachers, said: 'This is a truly awful thing to have happened to a teacher in the course of her work to educate the next 世代.
'Appalling events like this are thankfully very rare indeed but the death of any teacher in her place of work, which should be a place of safety, is 破滅的な.
'Our 弔慰s go to the family and friends of this teacher, and to students and 同僚s at the school. The NUT will 供給する any help and 援助 we can かもしれない 申し込む／申し出 to Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College and its community.’
場所: There are nearly 1,000 pupils on the roll at the college (場所 pictured) 老年の between 11 and 16, and 62 teachers are 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）d as working there
Scene: 調査／捜査するing fficers speak with pupils and teachers outside the school
調査: Police gather outside the school to 調査／捜査する the scene
Russell Hobby, general 長官 of the 国家の 協会 of 長，率いる Teachers, 追加するd: ‘We are shocked and saddened to hear the news that a teacher has been stabbed to death at Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College in 物陰／風下d.
'Our thoughts are with her family, her 同僚s and the students of the school. Teachers carry a 広大な／多数の／重要な 負わせる for our society and we 借りがある them so much.?
'It is terrible that they should be asked to 支払う／賃金 this price too. We know that the の近くに community of schools in 物陰／風下d will 決起大会／結集させる 一連の会議、交渉／完成する to 申し込む／申し出 同僚s their support.’
'This is a truly awful thing to have happened to a teacher in the course of her work to educate the next 世代'
Christine Blower, 国家の Union of Teachers general 長官
Pupil Georgina Kilroy, 16, said the woman had been a teacher for 40 years. Speaking outside the school, she said: ‘I don't know anyone who didn't like her. She was 位置／汚点／見つけ出す on. You couldn't ask for a better teacher.’
Georgina said her teacher broke 負かす／撃墜する when she told the children the news. She said that before then they were told a teacher had gone to hospital but lessons continued.
Hilary Benn, 労働 MP for 物陰／風下d Central, 述べるd the 出来事/事件 as ‘profoundly saddening’ but said he was not in favour of stringent 安全 対策 that would keep staff and pupils ‘behind high 盗品故買者s’.
He told BBC News: ‘Most people are good and most people try and do the 権利 thing.
‘This is not 代表者／国会議員 of the college, of the community that surrounds it, the families that send their children to school and the city itself. But it is profoundly saddening.’
Officers: Police stand outside Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College, where a 15-year-old boy has been 逮捕（する）d
空中の 見解（をとる）: The Corpus Christi カトリック教徒 College (pictured)
Website: The school, a specialist 科学（工学）技術 college, is 終始一貫して oversubscribed - and has 'a strong Christian and community ethos'. There is no suggestion that anyone above was 伴う／関わるd in the 出来事/事件
He 追加するd: ‘Schools are places of learning. We want our schools to be open - we don't want to lock pupils and staff behind high 盗品故買者s.’ 負かす／撃墜するing Street 述べるd the stabbing as ‘appalling’.
‘The 総理大臣's thoughts are very much with the 犠牲者's 親族s 同様に as the entire school community there, which I'm sure will be 深く，強烈に shocked,’ the 総理大臣's 公式の／役人 広報担当者 said.
In an Ofsted 査察 last year the school received an 全体にわたる 率ing of two, meaning it 要求するs 改良 compared with three or good in a previous 査察.
'The 総理大臣's thoughts are very much with the 犠牲者's 親族s 同様に as the entire school community there, which I'm sure will be 深く，強烈に shocked'
広報担当者 for David Cameron
Areas 選び出す／独身d out for 改良 含むd 質 of teaching, 業績／成就 of pupils and leadership and 管理／経営. The behaviour and safety of pupils was the only main area of 査定／評価 率d as 存在 good.
In its 要約 of 重要な findings, Ofsted said teaching did not 終始一貫して 確実にする that pupils were making good 進歩.
It said GCSE results had fluctuated and pupils were not given the 適切な時期 to learn 独立して.
However, 視察官s 賞賛するd pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural 開発 and said behaviour was good both in the classroom and around the school.
SCHOOL HEADTEACHER PHILIP LAWRENCE MURDERED IN 1995
School headteacher Philip Lawrence was 殺人d in 1995 when he 試みる／企てるd to 保護する one of his pupils from 存在 attacked by a street ギャング（団）.?
The 48-year-old was 攻撃する，衝突する over the 長，率いる with an アイロンをかける 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業, kicked and then stabbed through the heart, outside St George's Roman カトリック教徒 School in Maida Vale, north-west London.
The 致命的な blow was struck by 15-year-old Learco Chindamo, who had 否定するd the 罪，犯罪 but was 罪人／有罪を宣告するd and 刑務所，拘置所d for a 最小限 of 12 years in 1996.
Previous 事例／患者: In 1995, headmaster Philip Lawrence (left) was stabbed when he 介入するd in a fight outside his school, St George’s in Maida Vale, London, and later died. His 殺し屋 was Learco Chindamo (権利)
He was the leader of a Triad-奮起させるd ギャング（団） of おもに Filipino students who 手配中の，お尋ね者 to? ‘punish’ a 13-year-old student after he quarrelled with one of them.
Mr Lawrence saw the boy 存在 攻撃する，衝突する with a metal 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業, but was 殺人d when he 介入するd. It later 現れるd Chindamo had bragged to a friend in an amusement arcade that he had ‘killed a teacher’.
‘I’ve turned around as he’s tapped me on the shoulder and I’ve stabbed him in the chest,’ he said.? Just 12 days before he stabbed Mr Lawrence, he had attacked a passer-by with a beer 瓶／封じ込める.
1,000 pupils caught with deadly 武器s in three years: 80 were at 最初の／主要な school - 含むing eight-year-old with a knife
Eleven years ago: Luke Walmsley was 殺人d with a knife at school in 田舎の Lincolnshire in 2003
Almost 1,000 schoolchildren have been caught with 死に至らしめる武器s such as guns, knives, axes and 大打撃を与えるs in just three years, it was 明らかにする／漏らすd earlier this month.
Two pupils a day are having 武器s 押収するd by police on school 前提s, 含むing children as young as eight.
The results of Freedom of （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） requests to the UK’s 52 police 軍隊s show that officers 押収するd 981 武器s ? 含むing handguns, 空気／公表する guns, knuckledusters, crowbars and lead 麻薬を吸うing from pupils between 2011 and 2013.
Eighty of the youngsters were 最初の／主要な school pupils, 含むing an eight-year-old caught carrying a knife.
The 人物／姿／数字s, from an 調査 by Sky News, showed 329 pupils were 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金d with a 犯罪の offence after having 武器s 押収するd. A stun gun, an axe and a 削減（する）-throat かみそり were の中で the 武器s they were carrying.
The parents of Luke Walmsley, who was 殺人d with a knife at school in 田舎の Lincolnshire in 2003, said a culture of 暴力／激しさ 固執するd around the country.
Jayne Walmsley, whose son was 14 when he was stabbed during a break in lessons, 述べるd the 人物／姿／数字s as ‘really shocking’. She 追加するd: ‘
We need to think and educate these kids. It’s got to stop.’
‘But いつかs it feels a little bit like you are banging your 長，率いる on a brick 塀で囲む. 特に when schools now won’t 収容する／認める to the problem because all they want is more pupils for more money.’
