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Nine Pupils Hospitalised After Eating Tree Seeds at Primary School
- On Wednesday, June 3, nine Year 6 pupils from Jesse Gray Primary School in West Bridgford were transported to Queen's Medical Centre after consuming berries on school premises.
- Emergency services, including an air ambulance and specialist hazardous area response team, arrived at the school at approximately 1:20 pm on Wednesday after a caller reported a medical emergency.
- The pupils were monitored for several hours before being released unharmed to their families. All nine children returned to classes on Thursday, June 4, head teacher Chris Belton confirmed.
- Belton confirmed the trees have been cordoned off and will be removed, while staff alert pupils to risks of consuming wild seeds and berries through school assemblies.
- Parents dropping their children at the Musters Road school on Thursday appeared reassured by the school's handling of the incident, with one mother commending the swift response.
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Nine children hospitalised after eating tree seeds at school
The group of Year 6 children from Jesse Gray Primary School in West Bridgford were taken to hospital on Wednesday, June 3 after eating seeds from trees on the school grounds, but were all discharged unharmed
·Wales, United Kingdom
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