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Havant child stabbings: School to hold special assemblies Havant child stabbings: Richard Walsh appears in court
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A school is to hold special assemblies where police will speak to children after two of its pupils were stabbed. A man has appeared in court accused of stabbing two schoolchildren.
The boys, aged 12 and 13, were seriously injured in Havant, Hampshire, on Friday, while off the school premises. The boys, aged 12 and 13, were seriously injured in Havant, Hampshire, on Friday afternoon while off school premises.
Richard Walsh, 43, of no fixed address, is due in court later charged with two counts of attempted murder and assault. Richard Walsh, 43, of no fixed address, appeared before Portsmouth magistrates charged with two counts of attempted murder and an assault on another youth.
The school, which cannot be named for legal reasons, said it was providing pastoral care and counselling. He has also been charged with a robbery on 8 June. He was remanded in custody to appear at crown court on 20 July.
The boys' school, which cannot be named for legal reasons, has offered pupils counselling and has held special assemblies where police spoke to children.
The attack happened shortly before 15:00 BST at the junction of Southleigh Road and Eastleigh Road.The attack happened shortly before 15:00 BST at the junction of Southleigh Road and Eastleigh Road.
Hampshire Constabulary said both boys were in a serious but stable condition at Southampton General Hospital.Hampshire Constabulary said both boys were in a serious but stable condition at Southampton General Hospital.
Mr Walsh will appear before magistrates in Portsmouth.