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An adult.
The escort must be a suitable adult, separate from the driver. Article 8 requires accreditation by the organiser; the carrier may accredit only by express agreement. The escort must know the safety mechanisms and care for minors during travel, boarding and alighting. This role does not by itself require being a teacher or holding a D licence. Special-education transport also requires appropriate professional qualifications.
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A teacher from the school.
An adult.
Holder of a category D driving licence.
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