Amgok Ayiik, 20 appeared in Werribee Magistrates’ Court after alleged affray at western suburbs secondary school

A woman allegedly involved in a vicious school attack on a student in Melbourne’s west, where teachers were also allegedly assaulted, has fronted court for the first time.

A young woman allegedly involved in a vicious attack on a student at a western suburbs school, where four teachers were caught in the crossfire, has fronted court.

Amgok Ayiik, 20 appeared in Werribee Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday after she was charged with affray following an incident at a school in Melbourne’s west last year.

On August 22, five teen girls confronted a student before allegedly unleashing a brutal assault on the girl after the school bell.

Footage of the alleged assault, which circulated online, showed a number of teachers attempting to intervene and protect the victim before they too were hit among the brawl.

Tarneit woman Amgok Ayiik appeared in Werribee Magistrates’ Court on March 26 after she was charged with affray in an alleged incident a school in Melbourne’s west last August. Picture: Supplied.

A 15-year-old girl was charged with affray, stalking, and riotous behaviour while the other co-accused, including a 13-years-old, are expected to appear before the children’s court.

In court on Tuesday, Ms Ayiik waited until the afternoon session for her matter to be heard, where she requested an adjournment.
The matter was briefly stood down for Ms Ayiik to call her lawyer and seek legal advice on a media application before Magistrate Cynthia Lynch approved the release of charge sheets.

According to the documents, Ms Ayiik is accused of committing an affray by using unlawful violence at Tarneit on August 22.

She was 19-years-old at the time of the alleged incident.

The matter was adjourned to April 26.