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Counsellors at school after death Child's post mortem inconclusive
(about 6 hours later)
Children and staff at an Armagh school where a six-year-old boy died on Monday are being offered counselling. A post mortem on the body of a six-year-old boy has been unable to establish the cause of death.
The principal of St Patrick's Primary School, Kevin Devlin, said everyone was devastated by the death of Jamie McGee who collapsed in class. Jamie McGee collapsed during a lesson at his primary school in Armagh on Monday. Teachers gave him first aid, but he died later in hospital.
A post mortem examination is expected to take place later. Further laboratory tests are expected to be carried out over the next few weeks, but his body has been released for burial.
The police said they are not treating the death as suspicious.
Children and staff at St Patrick's Primary School are being offered counselling.
Principal Kevin Devlin said everyone was devastated by the death of Jamie.
"We're doing all we can but there's just such a state of shock," Mr Devlin said. "It's such a traumatic time for everyone.""We're doing all we can but there's just such a state of shock," Mr Devlin said. "It's such a traumatic time for everyone."
The school has remained open over the past two days and Mr Devlin said it would be playing a part in the boy's funeral.The school has remained open over the past two days and Mr Devlin said it would be playing a part in the boy's funeral.
"Welfare officers from the education board are here to help both staff and pupils," Mr Devlin said."Welfare officers from the education board are here to help both staff and pupils," Mr Devlin said.
Teachers rushed to give the P2 pupil first aid after his collapse on Monday morning, however he later died in Craigavon Area Hospital.
The police are investigating the boy's death.
Jamie was the eldest child of Gerald and Jill McGee, and had one younger brother, Ben.Jamie was the eldest child of Gerald and Jill McGee, and had one younger brother, Ben.
Requiem Mass will be held at 1130 GMT on Thursday at St Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh.Requiem Mass will be held at 1130 GMT on Thursday at St Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh.