Football-mad Logan Kehoe, 13, was having a final dip in the pool at a holiday complex in Costa Teguise when accidentally drowned . A British schoolboy has drowned in a swimming pool on the last day of a family holiday in Lanzarote. Football-mad Logan Kehoe, 13, was having a final dip in the pool at a holiday complex in Costa Teguise when he died in what Spanish police have described as an 'accidental drowning'. Emergency services dashed to the pool on Saturday afternoon but despite paramedics performing CPR on Logan, they were unable to save him. A spokesperson for the Guardia Civil said: 'Emergency services were called to the scene at 14.30 and tried in vain to revive him using CPR. 'Every indication is the cause of death was accidental drowning.' Logan was on holiday in Costa Teguise on the eastern side of island - a busy tourist spot which is known for its beaches. Tributes have been paid to the youngster who was a pupil at Bishop Challoner Catholic College in Kings Heath, Birmingham. Head teacher Kevin McEvoy said: 'We were very saddened to hear the news about a much-loved and valued young student. 'Logan was fully involved in the daily life of the school and in after school activities. 'He was highly regarded as an excellent young footballer who represented the school with distinction. 'As a school, we are providing support for children and staff, working in liaison with Birmingham Educational Psychology Service. 'We are in close contact with Logan's relatives and our thoughts and prayers are for Logan and his family at this sad time.' 'We are in close contact with Logan's relatives and our thoughts and prayers are for Logan and his family at this sad time.' Logan also played as an centre-half for Birmingham City Football Club’s under 13s. The club has expressed its dismay at the young man’s death. The BCFC’s trust director Dean Holtham was quoted by the Birmingham Mail as saying the group was ‘deeply saddened’ to learn of Logan’s death. He described the teenager as a smashing lad and a valued member of the Junior Blue’s under 13s. The trust, which works to develop young talent, rather than the club's youth academy plans to call off its league games this weekend as a mark of respect. Friends and loved ones have also left emotional tributes to Logan on his Facebook page. Friends left Tribute to Logan on his Facebook wall, one said 'miss you Logan and that cheeky smile you always had, words can't describe how I'm feeling' Kane Avfc Mcmahon wrote: 'Rest in Paradise Logan, can't believe you're gone. 'Football won't be the same without you. Too young to be taken away, it doesn't feel real. 'You were a real talent. We had the best memories and laughs. Sitting here asking myself 'why you?' 'I hope your up there watching down on me bro, RIP Logan.' Felicia Chelsea Coomber added: 'RIP Logan. I'm gonna miss you, sleep tight Logan Kehoe.' Amy Porter wrote: 'Rest in paradise Logan Kehoe, too young to be taken away from us all, gone but never forgotten. 'Gonna (sic) miss you Logan and that cheeky smile you always had, words can't describe how I'm feeling. R.I.P xxx' The Foreign Office confirmed it was offering help to Logan's family. 'We are aware of the death of a British national in Lanzarote and we are offering consular assistance,' a spokesman said. Costa Teguise: Logan was enjoying the end of his holiday in the Canary Islands and would have returned to school for the start of the summer term today .
Logan Kehoe, 13, was having a last dip on family holiday when he drowned .
Spanish police say the Birmingham teenager died of accidental drowning .
Tributes have been left to the young man by friends on his facebook page .
His headmaster described Logan as a 'loved and valued young student'