Teen charged after student stabbed at western Sydney school
A teenage boy has been charged after a fellow student was stabbed at a school in western Sydney.
Emergency services were called to Glenwood High School at 1.15pm yesterday and found a 16-year-old student with stab wounds to his back and stomach.
An argument broke out at lunchtime and police will allege the a 14-year-old boy pulled out an ornamental-style knife and stabbed the older boy twice.
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A boy has been charged after a student was stabbed in the stomach and back at a school in Western Sydney. 9News
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The school went into lockdown and students were told to stay inside.
An ambulance was called, and the injured student was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening wounds.
He is in a stable condition, and was treated at Westmead Hospital.
The 14-year-old teen was charged with two counts of wounding with intent and was refused bail to face court today.
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