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School bus crashes in Dorset School bus crashes in Dorset
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A double-decker bus full of college students has overturned in a field in Dorset.A double-decker bus full of college students has overturned in a field in Dorset.
More than 50 teenagers were on the bus, which was heading to Kingston Maurward college in Dorchester.More than 50 teenagers were on the bus, which was heading to Kingston Maurward college in Dorchester.
Dorset police said three passengers and the driver were treated for minor injuries.Dorset police said three passengers and the driver were treated for minor injuries.
The accident happened on the A350 near Poole shortly after 8.15am on Monday. The bus ended up on its side and no other vehicle was involved.The accident happened on the A350 near Poole shortly after 8.15am on Monday. The bus ended up on its side and no other vehicle was involved.
A police spokesman said: "Police, ambulance and fire crews were called to the A350 after reports that a school bus had overturned in a field.A police spokesman said: "Police, ambulance and fire crews were called to the A350 after reports that a school bus had overturned in a field.
"Three people and the driver were treated for minor injuries, and all those on board were moved to safety while they wait for replacement transport.""Three people and the driver were treated for minor injuries, and all those on board were moved to safety while they wait for replacement transport."
The road was closed temporarily.The road was closed temporarily.
Kingston Maurward college specialises in land-based courses – from agriculture to floristry, equine studies and animal conservation. All those on board are understood to be aged over 16.Kingston Maurward college specialises in land-based courses – from agriculture to floristry, equine studies and animal conservation. All those on board are understood to be aged over 16.
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