Yorkshire, England: Richmond School deputy head David Stevenson Clark killed by deranged cows

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    Inquest finds Richmond School deputy head Dave Clark died after being charged by single enraged cow while jogging with his dogs


    David Stevenson Clark, 59, who had taught PE at Richmond School since 1997, survived an initial attack by around 20 cows with calves who surrounded him near a public footpath before a single animal returned after the rest of the herd had moved away and struck him in the chest. A farming couple who drove to the field near Richmond's old racecourse to rescue Mr Clark, a former Scotland Under 21 rugby player, found him conscious and sitting up despite having been flung into the air by the cow, but his condition deteriorated and he collapsed and died while being ...


    Tribute to Dave Clark from Richmond School:

    Dave Clark was the 'heart and soul' of Richmond School. He was an enormous character, a brilliant school leader and simply a lovely man who enriched the life of everyone he came into contact with, just by being himself and doing what he did every day.

    Dave was appointed to Richmond School in 1997 as Head of Key Stages 3 and 4 and teacher of PE. He was highly regarded by everyone he taught and families appreciated his firm but fair manner and the very high standards he expected of every student in the school.

    He was promoted to the role of Deputy Headteacher in 2003 and revelled in the challenges the post presented. Dave was always the person we looked to to deal with difficult issues and he was a master at that. He never let students get away with being anything other than their very best, never giving up on them, even when at times it felt as though they wanted to give up on themselves. All of this, Dave did with a smile and a level of kindness and care that is seldom seen.

    Outside school, Dave was a keen sportsman. He had grown to love the Dales and would often be seen cycling, walking and spending time on the moor during the beating season.

    Our students and their parents have been lucky to have known and been helped by him. We have been privileged as a staff to have worked with him and will continue working in the same way in his memory.

    Above all, Dave was a family man. Our thoughts are with Dave's wife, his children and wider family at this difficult time.

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    Popular teacher is trampled to death by cows while out walking

    David Clark, who taught at Richmond School in North Yorkshire for 23 years, died yesterday afternoon in a field on the outskirts of the town. Emergency services including the police and Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) were called to the scene. It is believed the married father had been walking his dogs at around 6.30pm when he was charged by a herd of cattle that trampled him to death. Pupils at the school, which has just returned after the coronavirus lockdown and the summer break, were upset when his death was announced in a message to parents this morning. ...


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    Teacher dad-of-three, 59, crushed to death by herd of cows who charged at him while walking dogs

    David Clark's ribs were broken and he suffered severe haemorrhaging from being struck straight in his chest in a North Yorkshire field, a court was told. Mr Clark, the popular deputy headteacher of Richmond School, was pronounced dead at the scene last year. The cows may have been protecting calves, the inquest jury heard. It returned a conclusion of accidental death. Mr Clark, a former Scotland U-21s rugby player from from Duns, Berwickshire, was fatally attacked while walking his two dogs, a spaniel and a whippet, on a Richmond farm on September 21. A herd of 28 Belgian blue suckler ...


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