The police just want to say that someone from the school is blown and that there is a case of suicide. The school, which more than 800 students, is deposited. It happened around a quarter to ten, when many students are just in school arrived. The teacher would already have ten years teaching at the gymnasium.
A number of students the desperate act of the teacher seen. Teachers and students are quite shocked. People in the schoolyard and in the school hugging each other, while the disbelief in their eyes to read. The school itself is now closed, students are sent home, and all the shutters are down.
Rector Etha Schoemaker speaks of a 'very sad day'. “It has a huge impact on the school, the pupils and colleagues.” The rector did not want to continue on his background to go in. Schoemaker shows that the classes “as soon as possible be resumed at an appropriate pace.”
Immediately Monday there was a meeting for students organized and parents called to their children to come and pick up. Teachers are also joined together. The school is help from victim support and social work. That support continues in the coming days, says Schoemaker. Tuesday there is a meeting with all the mentors.
Lonely
A single pupil wants to report anything. “It was a dear man of somewhere about fifty years,” says a student. “He gave in a rather unorthodox way of teaching. You got a very personal approach. Not soggy, but human. If I have a problem, he was the teacher to whom I would go."
“Furthermore, I know that he was in private a lonely man. Ten years ago, he is separated. Why he’s here at school has put an end to his life? That I dare not say, but it seems clear to me that he is here a bold statement with like to make. You can have such a sad act also do at home. At the same time, I also think that it is some time before he was found. He was really lonely, that we knew we were here. But what he clearly want to make by themselves life here to rob, we don’t know."
The Bosch alderman Eric Brouwer (Education) is deeply shocked and let them know that the care given to the survivors, the students and the staff.
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