A Premier Football League star’s 14-year-old son has been kicked out of one of the UK’s top schools after allegedly stabbing as many as 15 kids with a used blood test needle.

The shocking incident sparked a serious health scare with pupils being forced to be tested for HIV and Hepatitis B and C.

It is reported that two students – one said to be the footballer’s son – found the sharp diabetes pen on a classroom desk at the exclusive school in South East of England.

They then allegedly jabbed other students with the needle – which is used to take blood to read sugar levels – in what the boys thought was a harmless prank.

Police were called to the scene after the incident last month and the school is said to have expelled the youngster and his friend, also 14.

A spokesman for the school said: “We can confirm an incident took place last month involving a diabetic testing pen.

“The incident was extremely concerning and as soon as we became aware of it all parents of pupils involved were contacted and given advice from public health officials.

“We also spoke to the local police who, we understand, have now closed this incident.”

The results of the blood tests returned negative and the police have chosen not to take any further action.