“… standard of conduct for himself” and required of a person in a similar position, see Smith v Littlewoods [1987] AC 241 at page 270 referring to Bolton v Stone [1951] AC 850 at 868-869. The school had formulated policies to protect both pupils and teachers. It was again common ground at the hearing that the school’s own policies…”
“…o the first proposition, McCombe LJ cited [79] and [80] of the speech of Lord Hobhouse in Tomlinson and page 863 of the speech of Lord Oaksey in Bolton v Stone [1951] AC 850. In those passages, the point is made that there is no duty to guard against risks which may be foreseeable but which are very unlikely to materialise even if …”