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Student is impaled by a JAVELIN in horror accident during Gold Coast PE lesson 

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Student is impaled by a JAVELIN in horror accident during Gold Coast PE lesson 

A high school student has been impaled by a javelin in a freak accident during a PE lesson.

The boy pierced his groin when he tripped over the razor-sharp gym equipment at Saint Stephen’s College in the northern Gold Coast suburb of Coomera just before 11am on Wednesday morning.   

A QAS spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia the boy – aged in his pre-teens -was assessed for a groin injury and taken to Gold Coast University Hospital in a stable condition. 

A high school student has been impaled by a javelin in a horrific accident during a PE lesson at Saint Stephen’s College (pictured) in Coomera on the Gold Coast

A high school student has been impaled by a javelin in a horrific accident during a PE lesson at Saint Stephen’s College (pictured) in Coomera on the Gold Coast

A high school student has been impaled by a javelin in a horrific accident during a PE lesson at Saint Stephen’s College (pictured) in Coomera on the Gold Coast  

The boy still had parts of the javelin inside his body when he arrived at hospital after fire crews had broken off the ends with cutting equipment.

Critical care paramedics and high acuity response unit personnel were among those called to the scene.

The boy is believed to have fallen on top of the javelin after he tried to jump over it while it was stuck in the ground, The Courier-Mail reported.

More to come 

Source: Daily Mail Australia | World News

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