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Six-year-old dies during lesson Six-year-old dies during lesson
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A six-year-old boy has died during a lesson at his primary school in Armagh city.A six-year-old boy has died during a lesson at his primary school in Armagh city.
Jamie Magee collapsed in class at St Patrick's Primary School on Monday morning. Teachers gave the P2 pupil first aid, but he died in hospital. Jamie McGee collapsed in class at St Patrick's Primary School on Monday morning. Teachers gave the P2 pupil first aid, but he died in hospital.
A post mortem examination will be carried out on Jamie's body on Tuesday.A post mortem examination will be carried out on Jamie's body on Tuesday.
The principal of the Loughgall Road school, Kevin Devlin, said their thoughts were with the little boy's family.The principal of the Loughgall Road school, Kevin Devlin, said their thoughts were with the little boy's family.
"I can confirm that a pupil attending this school has died," he said."I can confirm that a pupil attending this school has died," he said.
"The child took ill and was immediately attended to by teaching staff before being rushed to hospital where he subsequently passed away.""The child took ill and was immediately attended to by teaching staff before being rushed to hospital where he subsequently passed away."
Jamie was left into school by his mother at 0900 GMT on Monday.Jamie was left into school by his mother at 0900 GMT on Monday.
A short time later, he collapsed in a classroom.A short time later, he collapsed in a classroom.
He was taken to Craigavon Area Hospital where he died.He was taken to Craigavon Area Hospital where he died.
The school is in Armagh cityThe school is in Armagh city
Local councillor Cathy Rafferty said she was badly shaken when she heard the news.Local councillor Cathy Rafferty said she was badly shaken when she heard the news.
"This is heart breaking news for the child's parents and family circle as well as the other children and staff in the school," she said."This is heart breaking news for the child's parents and family circle as well as the other children and staff in the school," she said.
Deputy Mayor Noel Sheridan said: "The child's family are well known and respected throughout the community, the news of this tragic death has shocked the entire community."Deputy Mayor Noel Sheridan said: "The child's family are well known and respected throughout the community, the news of this tragic death has shocked the entire community."
The police are investigating the boy's death.The police are investigating the boy's death.