Leeds stabbing: Boy killed near school pictured for first time as tributes pour in

Tributes continue to flood in for a 'kind and thoughtful' teenager who died after being stabbed outside a primary school in Leeds. Alfie Lewis, 15, was attacked in the Horsforth area of the city.

A murder investigation has been launched following the tragedy outside St Margaret's Primary School in Town Lane at around 3pm on Tuesday, November 7. A teenager is currently in custody being questioned by detectives from West Yorkshire Police.

A large number of tributes have been paid to the youngster online, reports Yorkshire Live. One grieving friend wrote: "You will be missed millions. Fly High Alfie Lewis. You never deserved this, you were too good for this world." Another added: "Heartbreaking. Taken far too soon." Alfie was also described as "generous, kind and funny".

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Another said: "Taken far too soon RIP young man. Condolences to his family and friends at this horrendous time." A Go Fund Me page for Alfie has also been launched. The crowdfunding page has already raised £5,089 of a £5,000 target in just a few hours.

It reads: "Alfie was a kind and thoughtful boy who had all of his friend’s best interests at heart. He was loving, mischievous, adventurous and, as such, extremely popular. He was everything a 15 year old child should be and his life was senselessly taken from him before he had the chance to grow into it.

"His loss is felt deeply by the whole of Horsforth. A lovely, kind, funny, mischievous, brave and generous young boy lost his life tragically and his family,