In the debris of the devastating fire at London’s Grenfell Tower which has so far claimed at least 12 lives, a child’s burnt note was found.

Heartbreaking image of child’s burnt note found in debris of Grenfell fire https://t.co/1pPgZDx7Nj pic.twitter.com/NUUYHfbOWB

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) June 14, 2017

“I can not describe my feeling,” the note reads. “I am very, very happy.”

“I have a lot of ideas and plans. I have lots of dreams I want to achieve.”

It provides a snapshot of the lives of the hundreds of people – parents, families and children – who called the high-rise apartment building home.

The inferno has so far claimed 12 lives. (Image: Getty)

Also found on the ground was a child's piece of homework, charred around the edges.

A piece of homework fell from the cloud of smoke, devastating situation for 100s of local people #LadbrokeGrove #grenfeltower #GrenfellFire pic.twitter.com/0ljMsU8Aaa

— Michael Cowan (@mrmikecowan) June 14, 2017

Currently 75 people, including dozens who remain in critical care, are being treated in hospital after the inferno took hold of the 24-storey building in the early hours of Wednesday morning London time.

The tragedy saw parents throwing their toddlers and babies out of windows in desperation.

Offers of support are pouring in from the local community, as well as Jamie Oliver who has offered to feed and shelter victims in his London restaurant.