Sickening brawl between two girls at exclusive $10,000-a-year Catholic school is caught on camera as students cheer the pair on
- Shocking footage of a brawl between two high-school girls has emerged
- The fight took place during lunchtime at a prestigious Adelaide Catholic school
- Punches are thrown before other students intervene, many watching in shock
Shocking footage of two high school girls in a fistfight on campus has emerged.
The brawl took place at St Michael’s College in Adelaide’s western suburb of Henley Beach on Tuesday afternoon, during lunchtime.
In the video shown on 7 News, some students watch on in shock while others cheer them on.
Two girls were filmed in a sickening fist fight at a prestigious Adelaide high school on Tuesday
Several punches are thrown between the two year-11 girls.
They grapple as someone in the crowd says ‘oh s**t’, before they both fall to the ground.
One girl gets on top of the other and appears to punch her in the head, throwing two punches before people intervene.
Three people rush in to break up the pair, with one understood to be the boyfriend of one of the girls.
St Micheal’s College were contacted for comment on the fight and whether any suspensions have been handed down.
The school is understood to be a private Catholic college, with annual fees of more than $9,200.
Other students did say that the girls weren’t present for afternoon classes on Tuesday.
The girls can be seen throwing punches, before they fall to the ground. One girl gets on top on and deals multiple blows directly into the other girls head
Three others break up the fight, with one of the students intervening understood to be a boyfriend of one of the girls
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