Girl, 13, suffers brain injury after ‘being dropped on her head by boy at school’

Neeka Atkinson, 13, suffered a extreme damage at her college in Hull (Image: Alisha Atkinson/MEN Media)

A 13-year-old woman was positioned in an induced coma after struggling a mind damage on a college playground.

Neeka Atkinson’s household declare an unknown boy picked her up by the neck and she or he ‘dropped’ on her head into the concrete floor at Archbishop Sentamu Academy in Hull.

The teen was initially aware however she began having matches and was rushed to hospital.

‘She started becoming and her eyes have been rolling and she or he was being sick,’ her sister Alisha stated.

‘Neeka was rushed to hospital, they induced her right into a coma and did a CT scan instantly.

‘They discovered that she had a giant blood clot on her mind and in addition a bleed on the mind. Inside minutes she was rushed to surgical procedure that she was in for 4 hours.

Her household declare she was approached by a boy she didn’t know on the playground at Archbishop Sentamu Academy (Image: Alisha Atkinson/MEN Media)

‘They don’t have the amenities to maintain her in Hull Royal, so she is ready for a switch to both Leeds or Sheffield.

‘They stated any additional hospitals they attempt to ship her to will likely be too far and she or he gained’t make it.’

Neeka is alleged to have regained consciousness however can solely use the correct facet of her face and is struggling to talk.

Her sister stated she requested her grandmother if she was ‘useless’ as a result of her physique was not functioning correctly.

She was positioned in an induced coma (Image: Alisha Atkinson/MEN Media)

Humberside Police confirmed they're investigating the incident and a teenage boy was interviewed.

Helen Winn, who began as government principal on the college this week, stated: ‘We're all desperately apprehensive about our 13-year-old scholar following an incident final week.

‘All our ideas are together with her, her household and her associates at this very troublesome time.

‘We're enormously grateful for the excellent work of our healthcare professionals who we all know are doing all they will for her.

‘Due to the police involvement within the case, we're unable to say something additional at this stage.’

Alisha arrange a GoFundMe to assist pay for lodging and journey to Sheffield for his or her grandmother, as soon as Neeka is flown to Sheffield.

Any more money will go in direction of the woman’s rehabilitation and gear she might have sooner or later.

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