Parents of British schoolgirl killed on school trip sue school after two years without justice
- The parents of a British student killed on a school trip to the Maldives are still seeking justice for their daughter nearly two years on from her death.
- Jenna Chan died on 8 November 2024 after being struck by the propeller of a boat during an excursion, organised by the Singapore-based St Joseph’s Institution International Ltd and a UK-registered charity.
- The 15 year-old was knocked unconscious and sustained critical injuries before she was pulled up to the boat with help from her traumatised classmates, a lawsuit from the family says.
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- The parents of a British student killed on a school trip to the Maldives are still seeking justice for their daughter nearly two years on from her death.
- Jenna Chan died on 8 November 2024 after being struck by the propeller of a boat during an excursion, organised by the Singapore-based St Joseph’s Institution International Ltd and a UK-registered charity.
- The 15 year-old was knocked unconscious and sustained critical injuries before she was pulled up to the boat with help from her traumatised classmates, a lawsuit from the family says.
Sources: The Independent