Harrogate Grammar School has paid tribute to a pupil who died this past week.
Seb Mitchell, 17, died following an incident on Claro Road on February 19. He died in hospital two days later.
Paying tribute to Seb, Harrogate Grammar School said it was “impossible to find the right words”.
It linked to a GoFundMe page set up for Seb’s family and urged people to donate.
The school said in a post on its social media:
“Sometimes it is impossible to find the right words. Please donate, if you can, to support Seb’s family to raise funds for a memorial.
“Something to remember and never forget a special young man who loved his family & friends so very much. He will be missed.”
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The fundraiser has so far raised £13,975.
The page, which has been set up by Sam Mitchell, said:
Donations will go towards a memorial for us all to remember him by. Any additional funds raised will be donated to a relevant charity (or charities) to be chosen by the family.We would like to thank you all for all of the kind words and messages we have received and are receiving.
North Yorkshire Police has launched a murder inquiry following Seb’s death.
A 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was initially charged with attempted murder on February 20. He is due to appear in court on March 14.
