A seventeen-year-old was stabbed outside the college in Longbridge on Friday (October 12).
A Birmingham man has been charged with wounding and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place after a teenager was stabbed in Longbridge on Friday.
The 22-year-old is due to appear at Birmingham Magistrates Court today.
The 17-year-old boy remains in a stable condition in hospital following the attack outside Bournville College.
People have taken to Facebook to call for better security at the college, after a teenager was stabbed outside the entrance on Friday.
There are calls today for better security at Bournville College in Longbridge after a teenager was stabbed outside the entrance of Friday.
People have taken to the college's Facebook page to call for metal detectors and searches on entry.
The college says:
– Bournville CollegeEnquiries are being made to the nature of the incident and we are working closely with the Police to assist their enquiries into the matter.
The college will be open as normal on Monday.
A 17-year-old boy who was stabbed outside a Birmingham college remains in a life-threatening condition in hospital, police have said.
The victim was seriously injured near Bournville College around 1.30pm yesterday. A person arrested shortly after the attack near the scene is still being questioned by officers.
A teenager is in a serious condition with life threatening injuries after being stabbed in Longbridge.
A man has been arrested after ambulance were called to Bournville College on Longbridge Lane this afternoon (12 October).