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Coach with children overturns on A10 in Norfolk School children injured as coach overturns on A10 in Norfolk
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A coach with up to 45 schoolchildren and teachers on board overturned and crashed into a ditch off the A10 in Norfolk. A coach with 42 schoolchildren, five teachers and a parent on board has overturned and crashed into a ditch off the A10 in Norfolk.
The children from William Westley Primary School in Whittlesford were on a trip to Hunstanton. The children from William Westley Primary School, in Whittlesford, Cambridgeshire, were on a trip to Hunstanton.
The crash, at about 10:50 BST in Hilgay, near Downham Market, resulted in the road being closed. Children and staff suffered minor injuries in the crash, which happened at about 10:50 BST in Hilgay.
The children and teachers suffered minor injuries. The driver was cut free and treated for back injuries. The driver was cut free and treated for back injuries.
He has since been transferred to hospital. The road has been closed.
The coach was one of five carrying children on the school trip.The coach was one of five carrying children on the school trip.
Three ambulances, an air ambulance, an ambulance officer, and two rapid response vehicles were called to the scene. Three ambulances, an air ambulance, an ambulance officer, and two rapid response vehicles were called to the scene, which is near Downham Market.
The passengers were able to leave the coach immediately, police said.The passengers were able to leave the coach immediately, police said.
A number of them were treated for shock at the scene but did not need hospital treatment.
The coaches carrying the children and staff were from Royston-based company Richmond's.
A spokesman from the Confederation of Passenger Transport said the drivers of the four other coaches assisted with the safe evacuation of the passengers.
The trip had been called off and the children were heading back to the school, he said.
Diversions have been set up in the local area.Diversions have been set up in the local area.