"Fit and healthy" 7 year-old drops dead of a heart attack but they won't say if he was vaxxed

Describing what happened in the classroom, Mr Ellis said: "We had just finished the first lesson and I asked the children to pack away.

"At this point, Patryk was probably on the second row of the classroom. He leaned across the desk and his arm outstretched. I thought he was trying to get my attention for his sore throat.

"I asked if he needed help but he didn't respond. He still had his arm outstretched in front of him. I noticed he was shaking. I repeatedly asked him if he was OK but he didn't respond.

"I went over to him and I was worried he was about to faint. I lowered him off the desk, off his chair, and onto the floor. I put my hand on his chest and felt his heart was pounding."

Mr Ellis said he asked the pupils to move the table away to give Patryk space before he asked some of them to go to the office to tell them he 'required immediate assistance'.

He put Patryk in the recovery position before other staff members arrived to help with CPR and the ambulance was called using the classroom phone.

The school's automated external defibrillator (AED) was brought and attached to Patryk, but after it analysed his heart it said a shock was not needed and to continue CPR.

North West Ambulance Service received the call at 9.49am with paramedics first arriving at the school at just after 10am. The air ambulance also landed in the field by the school.

After taking over from staff members, Patryk was taken to Leighton Hospital at 10.28am, arriving 13 minutes later at 10.41am.

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