Summary

  • Students at a secondary school near Norwich have been under lockdown conditions, being told to hide under desks, after a teenage girl was stabbed

  • Police were hunting for the suspect after the stabbing at Thorpe St Andrew School

  • A 16-year-old boy has since been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent

  • One woman, Genevieve, says she's been feeling "sick inside" for her 17-year-old at the school

  • Police have lifted the lockdown measures and children are being collected early, the school has said.

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Written by Lewis Adams & Neve Gordon-Farleigh. Edited by Peter Walker.

  1. School put into lockdown after teenage girl is stabbed
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    A school near Norwich has been put into lockdown after a teenage girl was stabbed.

    Police and ambulance services are in attendance at Thorpe St Andrew School, on Laundry Lane.

    Officers have arrested a 16-year-old boy on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, in connection with the stabbing.

    We've got reporters at the scene, so stick with us for the latest developments.