- Teenage girl has reportedly been stabbed at school after a knife fight broke out
- The fight happened at Trinity College North Campus, in Adelaide, on Thursday
- The 15-year-old was taken to hospital with stab wounds to her groin and arm
- The 16-year-old girl allegedly responsible for the attack has been arrested
A 16-year-old schoolgirl has been arrested after she allegedly stabbed another girl, 15, in the groin at an Adelaide private school on Thursday.
The 15-year-old female student was allegedly stabbed when a fight broke out at Trinity College North Campus in Evaston South, Adelaide’s north, shortly after 9am.
She was taken to Lyell McEwin Hospital in an ambulance with cuts and stab wounds to her groin, wrist and arm.
‘Police believe that the incident was not random and was a targeted attack,’ South Australia Police said on Thursday.
The high-school students were from Trinity College North Campus, in Evaston South in Adelaide’s north (pictured)
The 16-year-old Blakeview girl allegedly responsible for the attack was arrested and is expected to be charged later on Thursday.
Trinity College principal Nick Hately issued a letter to parents and students on Thursday to address the incident.
‘I have the distressing task of informing you a serious incident occurred between two year 10 girls at Trinity College North earlier today,’ the letter, seen by Adelaide Now, said.
‘The altercation was serious enough to require an ambulance being called.
‘Acts of violence are incredibly rare so this incident is very confronting for our community.’
Principal Hately said counselling and support services would be made available to all students.
The school girl was taken to hospital in an ambulance (stock) shortly after 9am on Thursday after the fight broke out
Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.