10-Year-Old Killed in Mudslide ‘a Happy, Bubbly Little Girl,' Says Family

"You will never ever be forgotten baby girl," Leah Harrison's family said in a statement

A 10-year-old girl in North Yorkshire, England has died in a mudslide.

On Wednesday, May 22, at approximately 1:15 p.m. local time, North Yorkshire Police responded to the incident at the small village of Carlton-in-Cleveland, per a statement shared on the police website.

Officials confirmed "one person had sadly died," and "no one else was injured."

The girl has been identified as Leah Harrison, per a North Yorkshire Police release, which included a tribute from her family.

"You will never ever be forgotten baby girl," the family said.

"Leah Harrison, the happy, bubbly, go-lucky little girl," the tribute shared on the police website added. "The beautiful smile, the giddy laugh, the silly jokes."

"You will achieve your dream and become a player for the Lionesses," the family continued in a nod to her love of England women's national soccer team. "Spread those wings. May you rest in paradise."

Leah was a 5th Grade pupil at Mount Pleasant Primary School, in Darlington, Yorkshire per the BBC, the Telegraph, and ITV. She is thought to have been among multiple pupils on a school trip after taking their Standardised Assessment Tests (SATs) last week, the BBC reported.

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Per the BBC, Nick Blackburn, chief executive of Leah's school, said in a statement, "Leah was a much-loved part of our school and our thoughts and prayers are with her family, friends, and the school staff. Counseling is being arranged within the school for pupils and staff.

"We are all in a state of shock and we would ask that the privacy of the family and the school community is respected while we try to come to terms with what has happened."

North Yorkshire Police, the Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team (MRT), and Mount Pleasant Primary School didn't immediately respond when contacted by PEOPLE.

According to BBC Yorkshire climate correspondent Paul Hudson, the town of Loftus, around 20 miles from the tragedy, saw a month's worth of rainfall in 12 hours on the day of the mudslide.

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