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Nottinghamshire teacher dies on school ski trip to Austria Nottinghamshire teacher dies on school ski trip to Austria
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A teacher has died on a school trip after what has been described as a "freak walking accident" in Austria.A teacher has died on a school trip after what has been described as a "freak walking accident" in Austria.
It is understood Jonathan Taylor, an IT teacher at the Christ the King School in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, was walking with staff and students when he tripped over a log, hit his head and died. It is understood Jonathan Taylor, from Christ the King School in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, tripped and fell at least four metres down a bank.
Chair of the governors, David Wilson, said Mr Taylor died on Saturday. He had been at the school for a year. Austrian police said he hit his head on a stone wall and died instantly.
He has been walking from a pub with others about 03:00 GMT on Saturday when the accident happened. A post-mortem examination is to be held this week.
They were staying at the resort of Mattrei, Ostirrol, and had completed their first full day of skiing.
Chair of the governors, David Wilson, said 44-year-old Mr Taylor had been an IT teacher at the school for a year.
Principal Carlo Cuomo has flown to Austria, he said.Principal Carlo Cuomo has flown to Austria, he said.
The group of about 40 pupils, aged 14 to 15, is expected to return to Nottinghamshire on Monday. The group of about 40 pupils, aged 14 to 15, has cut short the skiing trip and is expected to return to Nottinghamshire on Monday.
A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed a British national had died in Austria and that "school children were being looked after".A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed a British national had died in Austria and that "school children were being looked after".
Mr Taylor leaves a wife, Mr Wilson added.Mr Taylor leaves a wife, Mr Wilson added.
Pupils from the school paid tribute on Twitter, calling Mr Taylor "a lovely man" and a "highly respected teacher".Pupils from the school paid tribute on Twitter, calling Mr Taylor "a lovely man" and a "highly respected teacher".