Minister apologises for communication delay of alleged school knife attack
Key points
- A Canberra teenage boy has appeared in the ACT Children's Court over an alleged knife attack on a fellow student at Lanyon High School. Police say the boy stabbed the other student in the hand and punched him, including in the head.
- He was arrested on Thursday night after police say he ran from the scene. He faces several charges, and a bail application is due to be heard on Tuesday.
- ACT Education Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith apologised for a delay in messages to parents, which she linked to a government cyber security response that took the school's system offline.
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