Dozens of tributes have been left outside a Fife high school after the death of a pupil.
Hundreds of people gathered outside Inverkeithing High School on Wednesday evening as pupils and parents paid their respects to the teenage girl.
On Thursday morning, bunches of flowers, balloons, cuddly toys and cards were tied to the school fence as locals support the the family and friends of the girl, who has not been named.
A 17-year-old man has been charged with a drugs offence following the teenager’s death in the early hours of Monday.
One onlooker at the vigil at Inverkeithing High said: “There was such a huge turnout at the school, with kids and their parents paying their respects.
“There was a lot of emotion at the gates, with people laying flowers.
“The community has really rallied around the family.”
Pupils and parents at the school were informed of the girl’s “untimely death” on Monday afternoon.
Counselling is being offered to pupils affected.
Police were initially called to a house in Fife at around 2.45am on Monday after reports of the girl falling ill.
She was rushed to Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy but died a short time later.
The death is being treated as unexplained.
