Slovak Trip Leader Abandons Eight High Schoolers in France as Punishment for Being Noisy
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The organizer of the study trip spoke out and revealed why eight students were left in France - He emphasized that those involved were not left without teacher supervision.
Parents had to travel home at their own expense for their children who were forgotten in France. The school management and the travel organization association have also spoken out about the matter.
A school trip to the major European capitals ended with a scandal for eight high school students in Slovakia.
The tour operator, with whom students from several schools were taking part in a study trip, adhered to the terms of the contract when it decided to leave 8 students in France. The children ended up having to travel home alone, the cost of which was paid by their parents.
On September 16, a tourist guide from the Slovak town of Šahija left eight high school students, aged 15 to 17, in the French town of Forbach, not far from the border with Germany. Six young men and two girls were separated from the group due to allegedly inappropriate behavior and disturbing the peace at night, and their return home had to be organized by their parents about their [...] The article Pupils abandoned in France during field trip: …
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