Three Teenagers Killed In Crash In Shipston-On-Stour Named

The head teacher of the three teens who perished in a collision on their way home from school has released their names.
Following the collision in Shipston-on-Stour in Warwickshire, Harry Purcell, 17, and Matilda Seccombe, 16, passed away in the hospital on Friday.
Police informed Chipping Campden School’s teachers earlier that Frank Wormald, 16, had passed away on Sunday.
A fourth person, 17-year-old Edward Spencer, is still in stable condition. The community, according to the school, was severely harmed.
The four teenagers, who were all in Year 12, were traveling in the same car and went to the Gloucestershire-based school.

 

He expressed his condolences to the children’ families and close friends, saying, “There are no words to describe the feeling of loss we feel.
Each loss is felt deeply since each of these kids was a member of our larger school family.I’d like to attempt to find the right words to honor each of the young people who have passed away since they were all so wonderful and individual and had such a tremendous impact on so many people’s lives.
Around 16:10 BST, the four teens were driving a Ford Fiesta home from school when they collided with a Fiat 500 on the B4035 Campden Road.