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Ann Maguire stabbing: Teenage boy questioned for third day Ann Maguire stabbing: Teenage boy questioned for third day
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A 15-year-old boy is due to be questioned by police for a third day about the fatal stabbing of a teacher attacked in front of her pupils.A 15-year-old boy is due to be questioned by police for a third day about the fatal stabbing of a teacher attacked in front of her pupils.
Ann Maguire, 61, died from multiple stab wounds suffered in the attack at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds on Monday.Ann Maguire, 61, died from multiple stab wounds suffered in the attack at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds on Monday.
Head teacher Steve Mort said she had been the "mother of the school" and "the calm in the storm" for 40 years.Head teacher Steve Mort said she had been the "mother of the school" and "the calm in the storm" for 40 years.
The teenage suspect is still in custody at a police station in the city. The teenager is still in custody at a police station in the city.
Mr Mort said about 30 students were "in the vicinity" when the attack happened.Mr Mort said about 30 students were "in the vicinity" when the attack happened.
He said they were receiving intensive support and some of their parents had been invited into the school.He said they were receiving intensive support and some of their parents had been invited into the school.
On Tuesday the school revealed that Mrs Maguire was due to retire in September. On Tuesday, the school revealed Mrs Maguire was due to retire in September.
Chair of governors Martin Dowling said Mrs Maguire had already gone down to working a four-day week ahead of her retirement. Chair of governors Martin Dowling said she had already reduced her working to four days, ahead of her retirement.
He said the stabbing was a "tragic but isolated incident" and there had been "no indications at all" it would happen.He said the stabbing was a "tragic but isolated incident" and there had been "no indications at all" it would happen.
The school has remained open and pupils and staff are being offered specialist support. The school was open as normal on Tuesday and pupils and staff were being offered specialist support.
'Wonderful teacher''Wonderful teacher'
Mr Dowling said there was a "calm and reverent" atmosphere at the school. Mr Dowling said there had been a "calm and reverent" atmosphere.
"The children have been absolutely amazing this morning. We've had assemblies, services and the children have responded in a magnificent manner, as have the staff also," he told a press conference. "The children have been absolutely amazing. We've had assemblies, services and the children have responded in a magnificent manner, as have the staff also," he told a press conference.
He said it would be "very difficult" for the school to move on as Mrs Maguire was a "very popular and long-serving member of staff".He said it would be "very difficult" for the school to move on as Mrs Maguire was a "very popular and long-serving member of staff".
"Ann was a wonderful, dedicated teacher and will be remembered fondly by all of us," he said."Ann was a wonderful, dedicated teacher and will be remembered fondly by all of us," he said.
"She had taught at Corpus Christi for 40 years and touched the lives of many people in the local community, having also taught the parents of some of our current pupils.""She had taught at Corpus Christi for 40 years and touched the lives of many people in the local community, having also taught the parents of some of our current pupils."
Earlier on Tuesday, some of Mrs Maguire's former pupils attended Mass at Corpus Christi Church, which is connected to the school.Earlier on Tuesday, some of Mrs Maguire's former pupils attended Mass at Corpus Christi Church, which is connected to the school.
Many were in tears as the 150-strong congregation was led in prayers by Monsignor Paul Fisher.Many were in tears as the 150-strong congregation was led in prayers by Monsignor Paul Fisher.
One student said going into school had given them the support from peers and teachers they needed to cope with the tragedy. One student said going in had enabled them to get support from peers and teachers that they needed to cope with the tragedy.
Another added: "It was really depressing but it gave us some normality and taught us what a community we are." Another added: "It was really depressing, but it gave us some normality and taught us what a community we are."
Scores of bouquets have been left outside the school, where a constant stream of people continued to pay tribute.Scores of bouquets have been left outside the school, where a constant stream of people continued to pay tribute.
'Never gave up''Never gave up'
Mr Mort said he last spoke to Mrs Maguire on Monday morning after a staff briefing.Mr Mort said he last spoke to Mrs Maguire on Monday morning after a staff briefing.
"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.""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."
The school had been "overwhelmed" by the support it had received from the local community.The school had been "overwhelmed" by the support it had received from the local community.
"Ann was first and foremost highly aspirational for all our students, regardless of their background or ability," he said."Ann was first and foremost highly aspirational for all our students, regardless of their background or ability," he said.
"She never gave up on pupils, even at times when they had given up on themselves."She never gave up on pupils, even at times when they had given up on themselves.
"She'd touched the hearts of three generations of pupils. She was an inspiration, not only to the pupils but to the staff of the school.""She'd touched the hearts of three generations of pupils. She was an inspiration, not only to the pupils but to the staff of the school."
Det Supt Simon Beldon, of West Yorkshire Police, said a post-mortem examination showed Mrs Maguire died from multiple stab wounds.
He said the teenage suspect would be questioned by officers "at some point during today".
"Given his young age, this is a process which needs to be handled very sensitively, and may take some time to complete," he added.