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Ofsted: Charedi school put pupils at 'unnecessary risk' on Welsh residential trip

Beis Medrash Elyon pupils' July visit to Llandudno could have had 'serious consequences'

November 18, 2020 16:30
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A London Charedi school which organised a residential trip to Wales in summer put pupils at risk, Ofsted has said. 

Beis Medrash Elyon, an independent secondary boys’ school in Hendon, took 73 pupils for two nights in Llandudno, in North Wales in July.

Leaders explained they had organised the visit “to improve pupils’ health after a long period of lockdown”. 

But Ofsted said this had been in clear breach of government guidance at the time, which advised against domestic trips for children under 18.