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A boy thrown from the viewing balcony in the Tate Modern art gallery has a “smile back on his face” after being discharged from hospital, his family have said.

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00:01almost seven years on from the incident his family who call him their little knight reported via an update on
00:10a gofundme page that he was able to return to school briefly before the summer holidays
00:16in april this year the french boy's family reported that his recovery had taken a sad step backwards but this
00:24newest message appeared to be a lot more positive
00:27the gofundme page was set up by a nurse vicky deplasto from surrey whose own brother was paralyzed in an
00:37incident overseas
00:38the crowdfunding initiative which aims to cover the medical costs of the injured french boy's family
00:44has so far raised more than 500 000 pounds the boy continues to undergo intensive rehabilitation
00:51including physiotherapy speech therapy and neuropsychology to celebrate the end of his hospital
00:57treatment his family are treating him to a tandem paragliding flight and the seaside getaway with
01:03friends he also plans to resume his adaptive swimming lessons along with maths tutoring to catch up on the
01:10school he has missed the boy who took out the attack now 24 year old johnsy bravery who was 17
01:17at the
01:17time pleaded guilty to attempted murder and was handed a life sentence with a minimum term of 15 years
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