The parents of a student who was killed in a car crash in Essex during the school run on November 3 have paid tribute to their “beautiful boy.”
Jo and Jason Coleman paid tribute to their son who died in a school run crash: "Our beautiful boy Freddie, a much-loved son, grandson, brother, nephew and uncle sadly died on November 3 at 8:30am."He was loved by everybody who knew him, our kind, happy, funny boy. Please respect our privacy during this dreadful time."Freddie Coleman, 15, died after he was hit by a vehicle at around 8:20am in Stock, near Chelmsford.
He had a wide circle of friends in his year group and across the whole school, all of whom will miss him greatly."Mr Lee also said that the school was helping staff and students with coming "to terms with this sad loss.
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