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how to get public liability insurance to run a spanish class in schools?

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cod · 06/04/2005 18:32

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cod · 06/04/2005 18:39

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cod · 06/04/2005 19:07

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cod · 06/04/2005 19:45

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Whizzz · 06/04/2005 19:49

DH (who has it for his business) says there are loads of on line companies - just Google. It's not anything too complicated

cod · 06/04/2005 19:50

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Whizzz · 06/04/2005 19:55

Argh - can't help with the school thing I'm afraid. Surely it must be a fairly standard thing to want though ? Could the local council, any local Business Link scheme or CAB offer any advice ?

cod · 06/04/2005 19:55

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Whizzz · 06/04/2005 19:56

Hang on in there - must be some more teachery types along soon ! You know MN !!

lovecloud · 06/04/2005 20:32

hello i have just started my own music group and i took out my public liability insurance through Morton Michel, An Insurance broker rec I use them, contact me and I will send you his details for a quote for your friend.

cod · 06/04/2005 20:51

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Davros · 06/04/2005 22:13

I use Fish Insurance in Hampton Wick (har har) for people working at home.

Blu · 06/04/2005 22:37

My organisation has public liability insurance and we often host other organisations doing their own thing. Our insurers told us that as long as the activity was within the usual business of our organisation, and invited in and sanctioned by our organisation, our insurance would cover the public attending.

Has she asked the school if they could check with their insurers (probably via the LEA) whether she might actually be covered by their policy? or whether it could be extended to cover her activity for a small additional cost?

JulieF · 07/04/2005 00:47

It is getting more and more expensive unfortunately. We have just had to change companies as the quote from our previous company was too high.

Also some insurance companies are refusing to cover you for child protection issues.

the only thing she can do is to keep searching and try and badger the price down.

cod · 07/04/2005 07:38

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cod · 07/04/2005 09:37

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Davros · 07/04/2005 17:13

Sorry, got mixed up, its the payroll company that is in Hampton Wick (phnaar!).
Fish Insurance is in Preston. Phone 01772 724442, [email protected] www.fishinsurance.co.uk

cod · 08/04/2005 19:56

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