top of page

Our Deepest Condolonces

  • Oct 14, 2020
  • 1 min read

We are completely devastated, such a heartbreaking day, made even more difficult by terribly irresponsible journalism. We echo Mr Bowles statement below – Dr Smith:



This morning we received the desperately sad news that five young people were travelling in a vehicle that collided with  a tree in Kingswinford. Two teenage girls and a man in his 20s (the driver of the vehicle) lost their lives at the scene. For us this tragedy has been made all the more painful after we were notified that 4 of the 5 people involved were former Invictus students. It is with a heavy heart that we are to announce that the two teenage girls were former students of Crestwood School and Wombourne High School. We would like to extend our most sincere condolences to the families, our thoughts and prayers are with you and we are so sorry for your loss, two wonderful young ladies who we were immensely proud of.


Two other former students were also involved in the collision and are currently in critical condition in hospital, again our thoughts and prayers are with their families, everyone at Crestwood, Wombourne High School and Invictus Education Trust are hoping and praying for a swift and full recovery.

Tony Bowles

Chief Executive Officer

Invictus Education Trust




Kommentare


Wombourne High School

Ounsdale Road

Wombourne

Wolverhampton

WV5 8BJ

01902 504930

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
Logo Bar Transparent.png

©2023 by Invictus Education Trust

A Member of Invictus Education Trust

Registered address: Invictus Headquarters, Kinver High School, Enville Road, Kinver, South Staffs, England DY7 6AA.

 A charitable company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales  (company number: 09284368)

bottom of page