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A schoolboy who was found dead in woodland after he was reported missing by his parents died of asphyxiation, an inquest opening heard today.
Police discovered the body of 16-year-old Lucas Webb off Covet Lane near Canterbury, Kent at around 11.30am on December 13.
Parents Colin and Alison had reported the sixth-form student missing after he was last seen at around 1.30pm the previous day.
But today a brief inquest opening in Maidstone, Kent heard that Lucas, who lived in the sleepy village of Barham, died of asphyxiation.
Assistant Coroner for North East Kent Joanne Andrews adjourned the hearing for a full inquest at 10am on April 9 at County Hall, Maidstone.
Family of Lucas Webb from Barham utterly devastated at death of Canterbury schoolboy
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Updated: 09:45, 17 December 2020
The heartbroken family of a creative and talented schoolboy have paid a touching tribute to him after he was tragically found dead in woodland near his home.
The death of 16-year-old Lucas Webb at the weekend has shocked and saddened the community in Barham, who turned out in huge numbers to search for him after he went missing.
Tributes have been paid to creative and talented Lucas Webb
His parents, Alison and Colin, say his death has left them utterly devastated. In Lucasâ 16 years of life, he proved that he had a talent for learning and achieving, they said. Highly self-motivated, he adored all things science related and was an inspiration to many of his peers who respected his drive, humour and creativity.
Search and rescue team wins school science contest
The Bright Spark Awards 2020 contest has revealed the most enterprising young scientists in Kent schools.
Bright Spark Awards Champions 2020: Submersible Search and Rescue System Team from Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys, Canterbury.
Organisations judging the youngstersâ entries were Pfizer â whose COVID-19 vaccine in collaboration with BioNTech began its UK rollout out last week â along with Kent Renewable Energy, Integrated Technologies Ltd (ITL), Discovery Park, BAE Systems Rochester, Global Associates, Megger, Golding Homes, and EDF Energy.
The Bright Spark Awards Championsâ Trophy and £500 cash prize went to a group from Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys in Canterbury. They designed a Submersible Search and Rescue System to detect debris or bodies in the water, narrowing the search area and cutting response time for accidents in open water.
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