Inside the dangerous choking game sweeping high schools as Albany Creek State High School Year 11 student posts a gruesome selfie from hospital after blacking out and having a seizure

A high school student was rushed to hospital after suffering a seizure while being strangled by another student as part of a dangerous game that engulfed high schools.

The Year 11 student was allegedly strangled by one of his classmates at Albany Creek State High School, about 21 kilometers north of Brisbane, on Thursday.

The boy was reportedly strangled by the male student before blacking out and hitting his head on a desk as he fell to the floor, causing other students to watch in horror.

The boy then suffered a seizure before being rushed to hospital by paramedics.

Fortunately, the boy is recovering in hospital and took to Snapchat to reveal his horrific injuries after the terrifying incident.

His right eye was black and swollen, while his face was visibly bloodied after the sickening ordeal.

He was seen lying on a hospital bed wearing a neck brace.

“ty (thank you) to everyone who asked (about) me,” he wrote.

“I appreciate you and I will get back to you soon.”

The student who allegedly strangled the boy will probably be suspended for a day.

Ny Breaking Australia has contacted Albany Creek State High School for comment.

A spokesperson for the Queensland Department of Education said this Courier mail they were informed about the incident.

“The department is aware of an incident at the school on Thursday where an ambulance was called for an injured student,” the spokesperson said.

“The incident has been reviewed by the school and disciplinary consequences have been applied in accordance with the school’s Student Code of Conduct.

‘Further details cannot be provided due to student privacy…’

Ny Breaking has contacted the department for comment.

Paramedics were called to Albany Creek State High School on Thursday after the boy was injured in the sickening act before being rushed to hospital

The school (photo) has suspended the boy who allegedly strangled his classmate for a day

The latest incident comes after a wave of victims became embroiled in a dangerous game known as the ‘blackout challenge’, which was made popular again by TikTok.

A boy was left unconscious at King’s Christian College on the Gold Coast in 2022 after noticing he was part of the deadly game.

Last year, emergency services were called to four separate incidents in south-east Queensland involving alleged victims who had been suffocated.

A 14-year-old boy died in NSW in 2021 after daring to strangle himself as part of the ‘blackout’ game.

Queensland Police were contacted for comment.