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A teacher has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting a 14-year-old boy at a school in Nottinghamshire.A teacher has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting a 14-year-old boy at a school in Nottinghamshire.
The boy suffered a serious head injury in the alleged attack, police said.The boy suffered a serious head injury in the alleged attack, police said.
The pupil became involved in the incident at All Saints' Roman Catholic School in Broomhill Lane, Mansfield, at about 1100 BST on Wednesday.The pupil became involved in the incident at All Saints' Roman Catholic School in Broomhill Lane, Mansfield, at about 1100 BST on Wednesday.
He was taken to King's Mill Hospital but transferred to Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) in Nottingham where his condition is described as very serious.He was taken to King's Mill Hospital but transferred to Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) in Nottingham where his condition is described as very serious.
Nottinghamshire County Council, the local education authority, said the boy's condition had then "slightly improved" overnight. Nottinghamshire County Council, the local education authority, said the boy's condition had "slightly improved" overnight.
The school has declined to comment "at this time".The school has declined to comment "at this time".
A police spokeswoman said the boy's family had asked for privacy.A police spokeswoman said the boy's family had asked for privacy.
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The spokeswoman said a 49-year-old man had been arrested and remained in police custody.The spokeswoman said a 49-year-old man had been arrested and remained in police custody.
"The police investigation is being led by Det Supt Adrian Pearson, with specialist officers from the public protection unit," she said."The police investigation is being led by Det Supt Adrian Pearson, with specialist officers from the public protection unit," she said.
"They are working with the head teacher and staff at All Saints' Roman Catholic School.""They are working with the head teacher and staff at All Saints' Roman Catholic School."
All Saints' School opened in 1974 and has 1,170 pupils on the roll, including a sixth form of 200 along with a teaching staff of more than 70. All Saints' RC School opened in 1974 and has 1,170 pupils on the roll, including a sixth form of 200 along with a teaching staff of more than 70.
The school, a specialist performing arts college since 2002, describes itself on its website as, "a lively, Catholic comprehensive school with a very special, warm ethos which is recognised by all who visit." The school, a specialist performing arts college since 2002, describes itself on its website as, "a lively, Catholic comprehensive school with a very special, warm ethos which is recognised by all who visit".
In a statement Nottinghamshire County Council said: "An incident involving a pupil at All Saints' School occurred. The student was injured and has been taken to hospital where he is receiving treatment. The parents of the pupil involved have been informed.In a statement Nottinghamshire County Council said: "An incident involving a pupil at All Saints' School occurred. The student was injured and has been taken to hospital where he is receiving treatment. The parents of the pupil involved have been informed.
"The matter is currently being investigated and it would be inappropriate to make any further comment while the investigation is ongoing.""The matter is currently being investigated and it would be inappropriate to make any further comment while the investigation is ongoing."
One parent speaking outside the school on Thursday morning said it was a difficult situation for everyone at the school.One parent speaking outside the school on Thursday morning said it was a difficult situation for everyone at the school.
"It's total shock, and it just seems really sad, obviously for the child and his family involved."It's total shock, and it just seems really sad, obviously for the child and his family involved.
"But, from what I gather the grown-up involved is quite a well-respected member of staff not only among the teachers, but among the kids as well"."But, from what I gather the grown-up involved is quite a well-respected member of staff not only among the teachers, but among the kids as well".
Claire Tonks, 23, was dropping her nephew at the school. She said: "It's a good school and I can't believe it as it could have been my nephew."