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Teachers and assistants who intervened in fights, were attacked or had things thrown at them claimed 15 per cent of the compensation costs paid out by councils over the past three years, a Freedom of Information response to the popular publication Schools Week has shown.

The figure amounts to a massive to £1.29 million.

Amongst these claims was a teacher who received £80,042 after having had their eye gouged out by a pupil in south-west London.

In total, £8.6 million was spent covering injuries to staff in schools between 2014 and 2017.

Amongst these claims was a teacher who received £80,042 after having had their eye gouged out by a pupil in south-west London.education sector came fourth in a list of industries with the most non-fatal workplace injuries released by the Health and Safety Executive last year, ahead of both construction and transport.

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Teachers entitled to injury claim after intervening in student fights

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Whiplash injury is a type of neck injury caused by sudden movement of the head forwards, backwards or sideways. It occurs when the soft tissues in the neck become stretched and damaged.

As most whiplash injuries are caused due to road accidents, the person suffering from the injury might be eligible for a claim. In order to be eligible for compensation, it is necessary to go through a complete and thorough medical examination.

While estimating an average payment amount is difficult, whiplash injuries are graded on a scale of 0-4 with 0 being a minor whiplash injury, which involves very little, or no pain and suffering that clears up quickly without treatment. A grade 4 is a serious injury, with a fracture or dislocation in the spine, causing severe and/or long-term pain and suffering, requiring extensive medical care. Most whiplash injuries are classified as minor, with recovery time set at 3 months for over 85% of those who suffer from the injury.

For the above mentioned minor cases, the estimated payout is between £1,000 and £5,000. For about 10% of the cases, where the pain persists for a prolonged period of time the range is around £5,000 to £8,700, escalating to around £16,000. In case of permanent damage to the spine, the payout amount can go up to £95,000.

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Ever wondered how much you can claim from a Whiplash injury?