![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/pupil-injured-in-m53-coach-crash-that-killed-two-recalls-seeing-blood-everywhere/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/1_Police-outside-West-Kirby-Grammer-SchoolWirral-Fatal-School-Bus-Crash.jpg&description=The fatal crash of a school coach on the M53 on Friday has left a large school community in mourning. And now one boy has spoken out on the terrible and traumatic ordeal An injured victim of the M53 coach crash has spoken out on the harrowing ordeal, recalling "blood everywhere". The tragic crash caused two deaths, 15-year-old school girl Jessica Baker and the 40-year-old driver of the coach, Stephen Shrimpton. It took place at 8am on Friday near junction five in Hooton, Cheshire. 58 other people were on the coach the majority of which were children - four of whom were taken to hospital, including one 14-year-old boy with allegedly life-changing injuries. 13 were treated for minor injuries after the incident. One anonymous student speaking to Sky News has shared how there was 'blood everywhere' and 'people lying down everywhere'. Those on the bus are believed to be students or teachers from West Kirby all-girls grammar school and Calday Grange all-boys grammar school. The boy said: "I looked around and there's just people lying down everywhere. Bags are everywhere. There's glass everywhere. And it's just like blood, everywhere. I've seen both my mates on the floor, but I thought they were dead. I looked around again and saw a girl stood next to me. "I was in shock. I put my hand on my face and I looked back at my hand and it was covered in blood. I remember saying, like: 'This can't be my blood.'" In a heartrending statement put out earlier today through Merseyside Police, Jessica's family described her as a 'warm-hearted, wonderful daughter, granddaughter and niece, devoted sister and loyal friend'. The statement read: "A talented climber, based at the Boardroom Climbing Centre academy where she helped coach younger climbers and competed around the country inspiring others. At the age of 15, just starting Year 11 at West Kirby Grammar School, where her focus was not just on academic work but also sports, representing the school at many events. "Her untimely death h){kind=link}
The fatal crash of a school coach on the M53 on Friday has left a large school community in mourning. And now one boy has spoken out on the terrible and traumatic ordeal
An injured victim of the M53 coach crash has spoken out on the harrowing ordeal, recalling “blood everywhere”.
The tragic crash caused two deaths, 15-year-old school girl Jessica Baker and the 40-year-old driver of the coach, Stephen Shrimpton. It took place at 8am on Friday near junction five in Hooton, Cheshire.
58 other people were on the coach the majority of which were children – four of whom were taken to hospital, including one 14-year-old boy with allegedly life-changing injuries. 13 were treated for minor injuries after the incident.
One anonymous student speaking to Sky News has shared how there was “blood everywhere” and “people lying down everywhere”. Those on the bus are believed to be students or teachers from West Kirby all-girls grammar school and Calday Grange all-boys grammar school.