A Sheffield school is ordered to make improvements after safety failures following the killing of 15-year-old student Harvey Willgoose at All Saints Catholic High School. The incident happened on 3 February the previous year, when Willgoose was stabbed to death in front of other pupils and staff. Reports identify Mohammed Umar Khan as the student who carried out the stabbing. Authorities say the case has highlighted shortcomings in how the school managed safety and supervision, prompting an order for the institution to improve its procedures. The order focuses on addressing the failures that allowed the attack to occur and on strengthening safeguards to prevent similar incidents. The decision reflects ongoing scrutiny of school safety arrangements in the wake of the fatal incident, including how risks are identified and handled within school environments. The school’s required changes are intended to improve protection for students and staff going forward.