Jaiden Shehata was walking the route to school he took every day when he was was tragically hit by a train at a crossing.

The year 7 pupil at Riddlesdown Collegiate was crossing the line at the Bourneview footpath crossing in Croydon when he was killed on January 23 this year.

Jaiden, who was a ‘good Christian boy’, was just 11-years-old.

A few days before his death he had packed up one of his most prized possessions – his Xbox – ready to donate to an orphanage in Egypt.

His parents Jozif and Naglaa – a photographer and children’s crisis worker respectively – have had their lives turned upside down by grief as they try to keep going for their other two sons, Richie and Reece.

Sitting down with the family, Naglaa told Metro: ‘I had come back from a night shift when I was woken up by tw

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