Boy admits that Harvey is put to death on the Sheffield School

A 15-year-old boy admitted to having stabbed a student in a school in Sheffield, but contested his murder.

The 15 -year -old Harvey also died, on Monday, February 3, in the Granville Road in the chest of the Catholic high school of the saints.

On Monday at the Sheffield Crown Court, the accused, who cannot be named because of his age, admitted, but admitted, but contested murder. He also said guilty of having a blade on the school premises.

A murder test date was determined for June 30, with the boy being attributed to the prison sentence of youth.

An earlier court hearing heard that Harvey was pierced twice in the chest during a lunch break at school.

Harvey's parents have campaigned against razor crime since his death and said they wanted to set up a youth club in Sheffield in his memory.

You have asked for knife sheets, similar to the metal detectors that are used at dishes and airports to be installed in secondary schools and said they “didn't want anyone to go through what we have”.

Harvey's funeral, which took place for fourteen days after his death in the Sheffield cathedral, was visited by hundreds of people.

The school headmaster of the school described Harvey as an “immensely popular” young man whose “smile would light up the room”.