However, the British Schools Expedition Society, which organised the trip, will not face any criminal charges over the tragic expedition in Norway last August, during which Horatio Chapple was killed and Jersey-born Patrick Flinders injured. He had several teeth surgically removed from his head.
The official report from the Island of Svalbard’s governor said that the BSES had taken additional risks by camping in tents, rather than cabins, and by not using guard dogs or having a bear watch.
