The family expressed their utter heartbreak over the loss of Harvey, describing him as a caring, loving, and funny young man.

Caroline expressed immense gratitude for the community's support, which she described as vital in helping the family cope with their loss.

Harvey's father, Mark Willgoose, also thanked the community for their overwhelming support, highlighting the comfort it has brought to the grieving family.

In honor of Harvey, a public march was held in Sheffield, where thousands gathered to support the campaign for increased school safety measures under the banner 'Lives not Knives'.

Caroline made a heartfelt appeal for immediate action to enhance school safety, calling for the installation of knife arches or walk-through metal detectors in all UK schools.

She emphasized the urgency of implementing these safety measures to prevent further tragedies, stating that no child should have to endure such violence.

A 15-year-old boy, who cannot be named due to legal restrictions, has been charged with Harvey's murder and possession of a bladed article, with a provisional trial set for June 2025.

Harvey Willgoose, a 15-year-old from Sheffield, was tragically stabbed to death on February 5, 2025, while on his way to All Saints Catholic High School.

The attack involved a hunting knife, resulting in two fatal stab wounds to Harvey's heart, despite emergency first aid efforts from teachers and a lockdown at the school.

Described by his mother, Caroline Willgoose, as 'the life and soul of the party', Harvey had aspirations of becoming an actor and loved football.

This suspect appeared in Sheffield Crown Court on February 8, 2025, and is scheduled for a plea hearing on April 28, 2025.

A mass service was held at St Joseph's Catholic Church, where Caroline reflected on the importance of community and family in remembering Harvey.