Pupil from £40,000 a year Ellesmere College among two boys and a girl killed after their car hit a tree, with another friend still in hospital

A pupil from a £40,000 a year private school is among three teenagers who died after their car crashed into a tree, while a fourth friend remains in hospital. Paying tribute to their son, Dafydd's family said he was a 'beautiful soul, a wonderful son' Morgan's family described him as a 'kind caring and loving young man' who excelled at sports and was passionate about farming Dafydd was a student at Ellesmere College - an exclusive private school in Shropshire. On social media the acting headteacher of the school said Dafydd was 'was a well-known and well-respected member of the school community' In a statement on social media, the school's acting headteacher, Vicky Pritt-Roberts, paid tribute to Dafydd. She said: 'The staff, students, parents and governors from Ellesmere College are shocked an immensely saddened to hear of the tragic death of our year 13 student, Dafydd Craven-Jones' In a statement on social media, the school's acting headteacher, Vicky Pritt-Roberts, paid tribute to Dafydd. She said: 'The staff, students, parents and governors from Ellesmere College are shocked an immensely saddened to hear of the tragic death of our year 13 student, Dafydd Craven-Jones.