This is the first picture of a schoolboy stabbed to death outside a sixth form college in Birmingham.
Mohammed Sidali, 16, has been identified locally as the victim.
He was knifed outside Joseph Chamberlain College in Balsall Heath, Birmingham, just after 4pm last Wednesday.
He died in hospital two days later after his life support was switched off.
Online donations to build a well in his honour have topped £3,500 in two days.
Police have charged a 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, over the teenager's death.
After the teenager's death, Birmingham East Commander, Chief Superintendent Kenny Bell said: “This is a tragic outcome and a dreadful loss of another young life to knife crime.
"My sympathies are with this young man’s family in their time of grief.
"This serves as another stark reminder that knives have no place on our streets and we must all play a part in deterring our young people from carrying them."
Two other teenagers were injured in the altercation.
A 19-year-old man was left with minor cuts to his back and his hand, while an 18-year-old man was also treated for a cut to his hand.