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Gordon Menzies, prosecuting, said the wall, which was three bricks, high was alongside a path and an access ramp to the Queen’s Building.  He described how visitors at night emerge into an area where the lit Great Hall can be seen in the distance and the wall stands in what would be a straight line for people to take to the hall.  He told the court: “As part of its investigation, the school took some photographs at night which show how the wall was in shadow from the hedge.   “You can see the contrast between the bright lights of the Great Hall in the background 

Published: 4:59 PM December 23, 2020    The Leys School has admitted a failure of health and safety duty which led to a woman's death. - Credit: Google Street View An independent secondary school has admitted a failure of health and safety duty which led to the death of a woman. Vera Stanton tripped over a low wall alongside a path at The Leys School in Cambridge. She hit her head and died from her injuries six days later. Through its advocate Prashant Popat, The Leys and St Faith’s Schools of The Fen Causeway, pleaded guilty to the charge of failing in its undertakings to ensure people ...