The scope of the School’s duty of care Sample Clauses

The scope of the School’s duty of care. While the Pupil remains a pupil of the School, we will exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. The obligation will apply during school hours and at other times when the Pupil is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for the welfare of the Pupil while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or is otherwise under the direct supervision of a member of School staff.
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