Hollie McClymont: Head teacher's sadness at her death 11 July 2013 Last updated at 11:42 The head teacher at the school attended by a Glasgow teenager whose body was recovered from the sea in south Wales has spoken of his shock and sadness. Hollie McClymont, 14, was last seen in difficulties in the water at the resort of Barry Island on Sunday. Andrew McSorley of St Thomas Aquinas Secondary School said their thoughts and prayers were with her family. Her body was recovered from the sea at Fontygary, near Rhoose, in the Vale of Glamorgan on Wednesday. Mr McSorley said: "It was a terrible shock to learn of Hollie's death. She was due to start fourth year in August and everyone at the school who knew her will be shocked and saddened by this awful news. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family as they deal with their devastating loss. Police handed out leaflets about Hollie to tourists and also carried out house-to-house inquiries in Barry. Hollie's body was found by a specialist police search team near the village of Fontygary three miles (4.8km) south-west of Barry on Wednesday. Her body was taken to Llandough Hospital in Cardiff where she was formally identified by her family.