Space camp offers bus crash students refunds, as school warns of fake fundraiser

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Eight of the 32 people who were injured in a devastating bus crash this week remain in hospital, including three teenage girls in stable conditions.

abc.net.au/news/college-warns-of-fake-crowd-source-campaign/101468136Loreto College has warned of an "unapproved" crowdfunding campaign created to "support" the students and adults affected by a bus crash this week.Ballarat college warns of "unapproved" crowd sourcing campaign which has since disappeared from websiteNASA space camp CEO offers the students full refunds

All students and staff who were being monitored at the Ballarat Base Hospital have now been released. A teenage girl and a woman with upper body injuries are in the Sunshine Hospital, another teenager was released from the hospital yesterday evening.The journey was supposed to be the start of an exciting trip, delayed by the pandemic, with the 27 Loreto students signed on to go to the Marshall Space Flight Center, in Alabama, for a NASA-run space camp.

"We did provide the families of the girls a refund through the organiser of the trip," Dr Robinson said.

 

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