Kuching international school: Teen accused of injuring teacher no longer a student

An international school in Kuching confirmed a student accused of injuring a teacher is no longer attending, as police continue their investigation.

The teacher injured was hospitalised but is recovering, while the school activated emergency protocols and safely evacuated students.

Enhanced security measures, including auxiliary police, are now in place, and the school advises avoiding speculation to protect the investigation.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 22 — An international school in Kuching has confirmed that the student accused of injuring a teacher is no longer an active student.

According to the New Straits Times , the student remains in police custody as authorities conduct further investigations.

The school issued a statement yesterday confirming it is fully cooperating with the relevant authorities.

The injured teacher was rushed to the hospital by ambulance and is currently recovering without critical injuries.

“The school deeply appreciates our teacher’s courage and composure during the incident and wishes them a smooth recovery,” the statement read.

Following the incident this morning, the school immediately activated its emergency response protocols, alerting both the police and ambulance services.

Staff safely evacuated students from the affected classroom, and no other injuries were reported.

Classes were dismissed early on police advice as a precaution, and parents were notified to collect their children.

The school confirmed it will reopen today, provided it receives clearance from the relevant authorities.

“Effective immediately, three auxiliary police personnel will be stationed on the school grounds, and appropriate security checks will be conducted at entry points,” it said.

The school is also reviewing long-term security measures for the campus.

Senior leadership will hold a student assembly to explain the incident, reassure students, and provide counselling support.

The school urged the public to avoid speculation and refrain from spreading unverified information that could interfere with the investigation.

“We also ask that the privacy of those involved be respected while the relevant authorities carry out their duties,” the statement said.

Media reports indicated that a 16-year-old male student had recorded a video before the teacher attempted to wrest a sharp object from him.

A video purportedly recorded by the student has circulated on social media, though the contents and purpose of the recording remain under investigation.

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古晋一所国际学校证实，一名被指控伤害教师的学生已不再就读，警方仍在进行调查。

受伤教师已被送往医院治疗，目前正在康复中；学校启动了应急预案，安全疏散了学生。

目前已采取加强安保措施，包括增派辅警，学校建议避免妄加猜测，以保护调查工作。

吉隆坡，10月22日讯——古晋一所国际学校证实，被指控伤害教师的学生已不再是该校在读学生。

据《新海峡时报》报道，该学生目前仍被警方拘留，当局正在进行进一步调查。

学校昨天发表声明，确认正在全力配合有关部门的调查。

受伤教师已被救护车紧急送往医院，目前正在康复中，没有严重伤势。

声明中写道：“学校对老师在事件中表现出的勇气和沉着冷静深表赞赏，并祝愿老师早日康复。”

今天上午事件发生后，学校立即启动了应急响应机制，通知了警方和救护车服务部门。

工作人员已将受影响教室的学生安全疏散，没有其他人员受伤的报告。

根据警方建议，为安全起见，学校提前放学，并通知家长接孩子。

学校确认，只要获得相关部门的许可，今天就会重新开放。

“即日起，将有三名辅警人员驻守校园，并在入口处进行适当的安全检查。”声明中写道。

学校也在审查校园的长期安全措施。

学校高层领导将召开学生大会，解释事件经过，安抚学生，并提供心理辅导。

学校呼吁公众避免猜测，不要传播未经证实的信息，以免干扰调查。

声明还表示：“我们也要求在有关当局履行职责期间，尊重相关人员的隐私。”

媒体报道显示，一名16岁男学生在老师试图从他手中夺走尖锐物品之前，录制了一段视频。

一段据称由该学生录制的视频已在社交媒体上流传，但录制内容和目的仍在调查中。

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