Headteacher pays tribute to 'caring' schoolboy who died after being hit by car in Glasgow
dailyrecord.co.ukA schoolboy who died after being hit by a car in Glasgow has been remembered as "bringing a sense of fun to everything he set mind to" by his headteacher.Artian Lushaku, 13, sadly passed away at the Royal Hospital for Children four days after he was knocked down by a Toyota Aygo on the city's Balmore Road on Wednesday, May 10.
Following the tragedy, Artain, who attended Cleveden Secondary School in Kelvindale, has been described as a boy who was "loved by everyone who knew him".Leading the tributes, Artain's headteacher, Claire Wilson, told how the school is grieving the loss of the "friendly, caring and enthusiastic" pupil, who excelled at sport.She said: “Our school community is in mourning, and we are devastated about the tragic death of Artian who was loved by everyone who knew him.
He has been with us for two years and in that time, he has left such a mark on our school with his confident, outgoing, friendly, caring, and enthusiastic nature."Artian brought a sense of fun to anything he set his mind to.
He will also be remembered for his sporting talents, and we will all miss him.“The awful events of last week have been a shock to everyone and our thoughts and loving prayers are with Artian’s family and friends at this deeply distressing time.
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