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What responsibility should the school bear for being injured at school?
The responsibilities of the affected schools are as follows:

If a person without civil capacity suffers personal injury during his study and life in kindergarten, school or other educational institutions, the principle of presumption of fault shall apply; If a person with limited capacity for civil conduct suffers personal injury during his study and life in kindergartens, schools or other educational institutions, the principle of fault liability shall apply. The principle of fault liability is applicable to students who are damaged by the behavior of the third party.

1, if the school is responsible, it can claim compensation for the following expenses.

2. You can claim civil compensation from the other party, claiming medical expenses, lost time, nutrition expenses, nursing expenses, property losses, etc. If it constitutes disability, you can also ask the other party for disability compensation. The amount of expenses can refer to the following standards.

(1), medical expenses. Medical expenses are determined according to the hospital diagnosis certificate and regular medical invoices. Including registration fee, examination fee, operation fee, medical fee, hospitalization fee, plastic surgery fee and follow-up treatment fee.

(2) Nutrition fee. The amount of nutrition fee is determined according to the diagnosis certificate of nutrition demand and related expense certificate issued by the doctor. Refers to the cost of auxiliary treatment of physical diseases or purchase of nutrients other than daily diet in order to make the body recover as soon as possible.

Components:

1, illegal act

The so-called illegality of behavior means that the behavior carried out by the actor violates the prohibition or mandatory provisions of the law.

2, the existence of damage facts

Damage facts include damage to public property, damage to private property and damage to non-property rights.

Property damage includes direct damage and indirect damage. Direct damage, also known as positive property loss, refers to the reduction of the victim's actual property, while indirect damage, also known as negative property loss, refers to the reduction of the victim's interests. Damage to the person includes damage to life, health, reputation and honor, and damage to the person often leads to certain property losses.