Brave teacher who restrained teenage attacker recounts school stabbing
Briefly

Ammanford, once thriving due to its mining industry, became the center of national attention after a 14-year-old girl attacked two teachers and a fellow student with a knife. Following the attack, which occurred during a morning break at Amman Valley School, the girl was sentenced to 15 years in prison for attempted murder. The incident has sparked nationwide fears regarding the safety of students and teachers, prompting discussions about necessary security measures in schools. Eyes were on the town as parents anxiously awaited news while emergency protocols were enacted following the alarming event.
I've had countless sleepless nights. The incident is like it happened yesterday. As soon as I saw the knife, I was just focused on the girl. She said she was going to kill [the pupil]. I ran after her. I grabbed her right hand which held the knife, I put her into a headlock and dragged her back. Everything else is a blur.
The attack has raised fears over the safety of children and teachers in schools, highlighting the urgent need for better security measures.
A Code Red alert was announced, placing students in lockdown while emergency vehicles responded to the scene, reflecting the gravity of the situation.
The incident shocked the nation, sending ripples of concern regarding school safety, especially in a small town like Ammanford, previously known for its mining history.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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