The head teacher of a 16 year old boy who passed away alongside two of his siblings and his mum in a Bootle house fire has paid tribute to him.
Leo Brabin tragically died alongside his brother Ellis, 8, and sister Prudence, 7, on Tuesday 22 September following the fire on Stone Square in Bootle.
Leo’s mum Elisha, 36, also sadly passed in the blaze. An investigation into the cause of the fire remains underway.
The 16 year old went to Southport school Presfield High and was described by his teachers as a “gentle, beautiful and innocent soul.”
Lucy McLoughghlin, Head Teacher of Presfield School, said: “Leo was a gentle, innocent and beautiful soul who saw the world in such a unique and positive light, approaching it with a deep sense of awe and wonder.
“He took great pride in helping his peers and was at his happiest enjoying his school residentials.
“Leo was a core member of Presfield’s community with his infectious smile, genuine kindness and love for learning he demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination, overcoming challenges and growing into a mature and thoughtful young man.
“Leo has left an immeasurable impact on Presfield and we will miss him very much. We continue to support pupils and staff during this difficult time
“Our thoughts remain with Leo’s family and everyone who knew and loved him.”