Chloe was a pupil at BBG Academy in Birkenshaw. The school’s principal, Danielle Williams, said: “The whole community at BBG Academy has been shocked and saddened at the news of Chloe’s tragic death.
“The loss of a young life with such potential for the future is a real blow to students and colleagues and an unimaginable loss to her family. Chloe was devoted to her family, a fiercely loyal friend with a big heart and happy disposition. Many students have known Chloe as a funny, vibrant girl since primary days, and she leaves a heartbreaking gap in our school community.
“Students in year 11 at school for Easter revision are being supported by colleagues and that support will be in place when we return in April. We will plan together to pay a full tribute to Chloe to commemorate her life in the months to come.
“Our deepest sympathy and condolences go out to her family at this terrible time. “
Kim Leadbeater, Labour MP for Spen Valley, which cover’s Chloe’s home in Gomersal, said she was shocked to hear of her death.
“Her family and friends are very much in my thoughts at what I know will be an unbelievably traumatic time,” she said.
“I have been in touch with the police and Chloe’s school and will continue to offer my support during the coming days and weeks.”
Richard Burgon MP, whose Leeds East constituency includes Austhorpe, said: “The whole community is shocked and saddened by this death.
“My thoughts and deepest sympathies are with Chloe’s family and friends at this very difficult time, and I urge anyone with relevant information to contact the police via their major incident public portal.”