A recent compensation claim has been reported where a former public school pupil is in the process of suing her former school for a total of £300,000, for what she sees as gross negligence. The pupil drunkenly fell out of a window on the premises when she was sixteen years old, but feels the accident wasn't her fault. On Valentines day, after a heavy binging session, the student fell 15ft from her first floor window, but more than four years later she feels she was the victim of a school, which had a chronic drinking culture which led to her drop. As a result of the fall the student now suffers from permanent disability. Her injuries now include a partial paraplegia and she has to walk with the use of crutches. Drinks allowed The basis of the claim centres on the fact that students are encouraged to drink at the school and a small technicality which reveals that the window she fell from opened to 12 inches which is actually three times the legal maximum.

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