What should I do if a third grade student is working in the school bathroom and loses half of his te

First of all, let's negotiate with the school, after all, they are also poorly supervised.

The Civil Code stipulates that if a person without civil capacity suffers personal injury in a school or other learning institution, the person who committed the infringement shall be responsible, but if the learning institution or place fails to fulfill its duty of supervision, and causes personal injury, the school or institution shall bear supplementary liability, but if it can prove that it has fulfilled its duty of supervision, it is not responsible!

Find a school teacher to deal with the students' work at school or fight, so that you won't lose half of your teeth.

This is the responsibility of the school friends who are not strictly supervised, and the school must let the parents buy accident insurance for their children to use.

Filling! Let's go to the teeth first!

The school is the guardian of the child during the school period, and the school has nothing to do with anything that happens in the school. If your child's situation is not properly supervised, the school will pay you compensation accordingly, and the insurance company will pay for the medical expenses, because now the students must buy insurance, and the school will pay for mental damages, parents' lost work expenses, and if you want to fill teeth or install dentures, these should be paid by the school.

Is this caused by the students themselves, or is it the result of fighting with their college students? In addition, if it is caused by the students themselves, the school generally has school liability insurance? Compensation is made through school liability insurance.

This school is fully responsible. The specific medical expenses are the person in charge of the school.

If your child accidentally knocks out half of his tooth while cleaning at school, you should take your child to the hospital to see how to treat it, and then discuss with the school how to divide the responsibility. In this case, the responsibility of the school is also not great.

The school has a responsibility to be in school during the school period.

The school can be held accountable for medical expenses and other expenses.

You should go to the campus doctor or go directly to the hospital for medical treatment in time, so that the injured tooth can be disposed of in time, or follow the doctor's advice on whether to extract or block the tooth. It is best to follow the doctor's advice and let the doctor give you a good diagnosis. Of course, the effective way is to go to the doctor in time, and go to the doctor in time.

Complain to the school's higher-level leadership authority.

Because students have medical insurance and accident insurance while they are in school. It should be reported in time. In addition, the school should also bear the remaining medical expenses and spiritual solace.

Who arranged it, what kind of work to do, first look at the reasons, first, there is insurance now, and second, if it is related to the school, it can be negotiated to solve.

Then the school must be responsible, because it happened at the school, and it was working and not playing, and the students themselves were very small, and the school should be fully responsible.

This school should have a lot of responsibility.

Accident insurance is available at school for Year 3 students. This allows the teacher to apply for insurance.

First of all, the students who work in the school have lost their teeth, and the school must have a certain responsibility, and the students also have a certain responsibility, half and half.

Forehead. This should be dealt with by the school.

If you have knocked out half of your tooth, you should quickly find a school doctor at school to deal with it, or go to the hospital immediately to avoid infection, you can ask the teacher to take you there, or tell your mother that it is better to go as soon as possible.

This is something that happens at school, so the school is also responsible, and in addition, it is usually insured.