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          Dear Parents,      The school has in place travel insurance for students travelling within Australia (not Tasmania) and  overseas.  Travel  insurance  for  all  trips  undertaken  with  the  school  is  now  compulsory  and  will  protect your child from travel cancellations, loss of baggage, injury, medical expenses (international)  etc.  The  full  policy  wording  and  Product  Disclosure  Statement  have  been  provided  to  you  by  your  child’s  trip  co‐ordinator.  You  are  required  to  acknowledge  receipt  of  this  document  and  your  acceptance  of  the  travel  insurance  as  detailed  within.  Should  you  not  wish  to  accept  the  school’s  travel  insurance,  you  are  required  to  provide  a  copy  of  your  alternate  travel  insurance  sourced  at  your expense. The cost of the insurance policy is $25 per student per trip for travel within Australia  and  $35  per  student  per  trip  for  international  travel.  The  cost  of  the  insurance  will  be  added  to  /  included in the trip fee.     Please complete the details below:      ☐I have read the travel policy wording and Product Disclosure Statement and understand the level  of cover available under the school’s student travel policy.    ☐I accept the school’s student travel insurance policy.    ☐I do not accept the school’s student travel insurance policy and have sourced alternate travel  insurance for my child and I have attached a copy of the alternate travel insurance policy for my  child.      Name:______________________________      Signature:___________________________    Date:_______________________________      Please return this document to your trip co‐ordinator prior by the due date.         

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    25 February 2014    Dear Parents,    Student Travel Insurance – School Sanctioned Trips   

The  school  has  secured  blanket  travel  insurance  for  students  travelling  interstate  and  overseas  on  school  sanctioned  trips.  This  will  alleviate  the  need  for  parents  to  arrange  their  own  private  insurance for such trips. A small charge will be added to your son’s trip to cover the cost ($25 per  student  for interstate travel per trip and $35 per student for overseas travel per trip). Parents are  also  encouraged  to  seek  their  own  professional  advice  in  relation  to  travel  insurance.  Should  this  product not be suitable for your son, please arrange your own individual policy.     I have detailed below the basic cover of the policy and a full Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) can  be obtained from the school should you wish to have an electronic copy.    There are some exclusions with the policy and these include:     Travel within Tasmania is NOT covered 

 Does  NOT  cover  any  injury  sustained  while  on  a  sporting  trip  i.e.  (football,  cricket,  rugby  tours  etc.).  Parents  should  have  their  own  private  health  insurance  to  cover  their  son’s  should such an incident occur   International trips – maximum medical insurance allowable is $50,000   Maximum the school can claim for cancellations is $50,000 therefore if 60 boys are travelling  at a cost of $1,000 per student and the flights are cancelled, then the school will only receive  $50,000 compensation. Parents would receive a shortfall in refunds.    What the policy includes:  Schedule of Benefits

Sum insured each Covered Person

All limits are in the same currency as the premium and taxes displayed

SECTION 1: Personal Accident & Sickness

Categories Table of Events Part A - Lump Sum Benefits

1 Event 1 - Accidental Death 25,000

Events 2-19 25,000

Part B - Bodily Injury Resulting in Surgery - Benefits

Part C - Sickness Resulting in Surgery - Benefits

1 20,000 20,000

Part B - Weekly Benefits - Bodily Injury

% of Salary - Part B Excess Period (Days) - Part

B

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Part C - Weekly Benefits - Sickness

% of Salary - Part C Excess Period (Days) - Part

C

1 0 x 0 weeks 0.00 0

Part D - Fractured Bones – Lump Sum Benefits

Part E - Loss of Teeth or Dental Procedures – Lump Sum Benefits

1 3,000 1,000

SECTION 2: Kidnap & Ransom/Extortion Cover

Categories Maximum Per Event

1 250,000

SECTION 3: Hijack & Detention

Categories Sum Insured Daily Benefit Maximum Days Legal Costs

1 6,000 200 30 5,000

SECTION 4: Medical & Additional Expenses & Cancellation & Curtailment Expenses

Categories Medical & Additional Expenses Excess

1 Unlimited 0

Categories Cancellation & Curtailment Expenses Excess

1 Unlimited 0

Categories Continuous Worldwide Bed Confinement Maximum days

1 0 0

SECTION 5: ACE Assistance

Categories Included

1 Unlimited

SECTION 6: Loss of Deposits

Categories Sum Insured Excess

1 2,000 0

SECTION 7: Baggage/Business Property, Electronic Equipment, Deprivation of Baggage & Money/Travel Documents

Categories Baggage/Business Property Excess Limit any one (1) item

1 5,000 0 1,250

Categories Electronic Equipment Excess

1 2,000 250

Categories Deprivation of Baggage

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Categories Money/Travel Documents Excess

1 1,000 0

SECTION 8: Alternative Employee/Resumption of Assignment Expenses

Categories Sum Insured

1 0

SECTION 9: Personal Liability

Categories Sum Insured

1 2,500,000

SECTION 10: Rental Vehicle Excess Waiver

Categories Sum Insured

1 0

SECTION 11: Extra Territorial Workers' Compensation

Categories Weekly Benefits Damages, Costs &

Expenses

Aggregate Limit of Liability

1 0 0 0

SECTION 12: Missed Transport Connection

Categories Sum Insured

1 2,000

SECTION 13: Over Booked Flight

Categories Sum Insured

1 2,500

SECTION 14: Political & Natural Disaster Evacuation

Categories Sum Insured (per person) Aggregate Limit of Liability

1 20,000 100,000

SECTION 15: Search & Rescue Expenses

Categories Sum Insured (per person) Aggregate Limit of Liability

1 20,000 100,000 Should you require any further details in relation to this insurance cover, please contact the school.    Yours sincerely,          Jenny Self   Business Manager     

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