Renovators could not renovate the school for fear they would be stabbed by romanshttps://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16143213/Student-13-stabs-teacher-66-attempts-livestream-knife-attack-school-Rome.html>A 13-year-old student pepper-sprayed his teacher before stabbing her and attempting to livestream the attack at a school in Rome.>The boy was wearing a helmet with his mobile phone attached to it as if it were a GoPro when he attacked 66-year-old Isabella Marsilio, according to local media.>Ms Marsilio was just one year away from retiring when she was ruthlessly attacked inside her classroom at Giovanni Verga middle school.>According to reports, the student attempted to film the assault in real time and broadcast it on Telegram, but it is unclear if he succeeded.>A heroic classmate leaped in and tackled the stabbing fiend, according to news agency ANSA.>Police arrested the teen and hauled him to the police station, accompanied by his parents.>Headteacher Wanda Giacomini said the suspect had 'always been a calm young man' without any behavioural problems.>But as yet unconfirmed reports suggest the youngster had been scrolling through 'violent websites' ahead of the knifing, according to La Sicilia.
>The wounded teacher is not in a life-threatening condition but has been left terrified by the attack, according to regional authorities. >Marsilio later said she cared about the boy and would like to hug him.>'I regret only now understanding the depth of his distress. I was afraid I was going to die,' Ms Marsilio said in an interview with la Repubblica.>President of the borough Mauro Caliste said: 'She has been deeply affected by these events; she simply cannot make sense of it.>'We found her deeply distressed and understandably shaken by what occurred.'>Classmates claimed the boy had failed his English class and blamed the teacher for his bad grade.>'He did it because he had a failing grade and hated her,' students told reporters outside the school.>Just before class, the pupil put on a helmet with a video camera attached to film the frenzy and livestream it to Telegram, according to his classmates.>The youngster had been due to sit a test after failing on his first try, they added.>A teachers' union president said schools 'cannot be left alone' to deal with what he believes is an escalating crisis.>'We barely have time to reopen school and we're practically back where we left off: weapons in the classroom, stabbings, violence among students and against staff', Attilio Fratta told ANSA.>'It's become a constant, not a series of isolated incidents', he added.>Education minister Giuseppe Valditara said the horror attack highlighted the need for social media bans for children under 15.>He said: 'We must prevent children under the age of 15 from accessing dangerous social media platforms and channels.>'In this regard, the EU Commission's Kids Act is a step in the right direction.'
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>>1537819>catlic looking away from where catlics come fromOkhttps://www.wantedinrome.com/news/rome-student-13-stabs-teacher-after-pepper-spray-attack.html>Teacher taken to hospital but is not in a life-threatening condition.>A 13-year-old student attacked his teacher with pepper spray before stabbing her at a middle school in Rome on Friday morning, in an assault that police say the boy may have attempted to film on a live video call.>The incident took place at the Giovanni Verga school, in the eastern Collatino district of the city. According to investigators, the boy sprayed an irritant into the teacher's face before wounding her with a knife. He was stopped by a fellow pupil.>Carabinieri police officers were called to the scene after an emergency call to the 112 number. The teacher, who was left in a state of shock, was taken by ambulance to the Vannini hospital in a serious but not life-threatening condition. The boy was taken to a carabinieri station accompanied by his parents.>Investigators believe the student had a mobile phone connected to Telegram and may have tried to film the attack via a live video call; the device has been seized.>Education minister Giuseppe Valditara spoke with the school's headteacher, Wanda Giacomini, to express solidarity with the teacher and the wider school community.>In a post on X, Valditara called for minors under 15 to be barred from accessing dangerous social media channels, citing the EU Commission's proposed Kids Act as a move in the right direction. >"Clear rules must be established to protect young people and, at the same time, as we are already doing, restore in the daily life of school the respect for the authority of teachers and rules, discipline, and the sense of responsibility. We must not be afraid to state that those who make mistakes must pay", Valditara wrote.
>>1537888>The teaching union Gilda degli Insegnanti described the attack as "intolerable" and an assault not only on the individual but on the school system and the teaching profession as a whole, while Rome's association of headteachers ANP called for greater emphasis on educating pupils in respect, warning that young people were increasingly influenced by violent content online.
>>1537811wow that's really bad, we need to censor everything and surveil everyone now to fix this kind of problem
