Incident Overview
A flight instructor reported that a dual training session with a student pilot progressed well, leading to the decision to practice traffic pattern airwork. The traffic pattern entry and letdown were normal, but during the full flap final approach, the student allowed the aircraft to become too low and slow.
Instructor Intervention
Recognizing the deteriorating situation, the instructor took control of the aircraft and attempted to arrest the descent while maintaining airspeed. As part of the recovery, he initiated a go-around and retracted the flaps.
Hard Landing
Despite these efforts, the aircraft landed hard on the runway in an unstable attitude. The right wing contacted the ground first, followed by the nose gear being sheared off as the airplane skidded to a stop.
Damage and Outcome
The hard landing resulted in structural damage to the right wing and complete separation of the nose gear. No further details were provided regarding injuries or aircraft registration.