The woman was left fearing for the safety of her baby after being set upon by a group of “animalistic teenagers”.

According to the victim, she intervened when a girl was being bullied outside Harris Girl’s Academy in Penge, south London.

She claims this then caused the teens to turn on her, punching, kicking and stamping on her.

After the shocking attack she was taken to hospital, and revealed she feared the safety of her baby.

Taking to social media after the incident, she described how boys and girls repeatedly stamped on her face.

In the message to her attackers, she wrote: “I hope you’re struggling to sleep at night knowing if the police didn’t turn up in that exact moment, you were really willing to risk ending mine and my baby’s life.

“For the sake of being involved in an assault you and your friends were clearly winning.

“What did I ever do to any of you to deserve that kind of attack.”

“You were really willing to risk ending mine and my baby’s life”

Victim

The victim added that her baby had not been harmed in the incident, and swelling on her retina was going down.

A Met Police spokesman told News Shopper the case into the incident, believed to have occurred on May 13, had been closed.

He said: “A 19-year-old woman is reported to have been assaulted by a group of teenage girls when she intervened upon seeing them surrounding another teenager.

“A 13-year-old girl was arrested on suspicion of assault and taken to a south London police station.

“The victim was conveyed to hospital where she received treatment for minor injuries before being discharged.

“The case has since been closed due to a lack of evidence.”

A Harris Federation spokesman told the paper they were horrified by the incident.

He added that people involved in the incident would be “disciplined accordingly”.

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