Schoolgirl, 15, who was found dead at Cornwall school ‘complained of racism on website linked to string of teen suicides’
Dagmara Przybysz complained her biggest problem at school was 'racism' after being asked on an anonymous question site
A TRAGIC teen who was found dead at school yesterday had complained about racism on a site linked to bullying and teen suicides.
Dagmara Przybysz had said "racism" was her "biggest problem at school" when asked on an anonymous question and answer site before she died.
The 16-year-old, originally from Poland, was found dead at Pool Academy in Redruth, Cornwall, yesterday afternoon.
Her death is not being treated as suspicious, but enquiries to establish the circumstances around it are ongoing.
Before she died Dagmara also posted an image on Facebook, with the words: "You love them but they can be deadly."
Tributes have poured in for the "beautiful" and "lovely"; girl since her shocking death yesterday.
A Facebook page in her memory has already been set up and a remembrance day is being planned at the school.
Friend Martin Ferris wrote on facebook: "RIP Dagmara Przybysz, we had some good times.
"I've always seen you as an amazing person, we've had some fun times that I won't ever forget.
"You'll fit perfectly up their in heaven, we won't forget you. X"
Tyler Riches added: "What has happened today is awful. I remember her telling me about how her boyfriend was gonna propose, she was so happy about it, it's just a shame she won't get to
experience it. Thoughts go out to her family. R.I.P Dagmara Przybysz.";
Bonnie Boulkam added: "Shocking news about Dagmara she was so lovely, enjoyed talking with you at school. Thoughts, love and hugs go to the family."
Officers and paramedics attended the school at 2.15pm yesterday, but the girl was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said: "Her next of kin has been informed. Enquiries are continuing to establish the circumstances surrounding her death but it is not thought to be suspicious."
Terlena Woodley wrote on Facebook: "My boy came home from school telling me, how awful.
"Rip beautiful young girl. My thoughts are with her family. Can't imagine how they must be feeling."
Another friend said they would be planning a day to remember Dagmara at school.
They said: "One day within the next week at school we will have a remembrance time where we will be saying goodnight to a beautiful girl who was taken far too soon.
"The details of this event will be put on here (her Facebook memorial page) so if you want to come you're more than welcome."
Naomi Tregoning wrote: "So sad. A beautiful young lady xxx"
The website in question has been asked for comment
Pool Academy has confirmed that Dagmara was a 16-year-old pupil who was described as having a "very bright future".
In a statement school principal Zelma Hill said: "It is with overwhelming sadness that the Principal, Governors and Staff of Pool Academy can confirm the tragic, sudden death of one of our students.
"We are deeply shocked and saddened by the loss of Dagmara Przybysz.
"Dagmara was a beautiful, bright and creative 16 year old student with a very promising future ahead of her.
"She was passionate about fashion and photography. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Dagmara's family and friends at this difficult time."