Where a school authority's own supervision system for one group of pupils demonstrates that dedicated supervision of a play equipment area is practicable, the failure to adopt a similar system for another group using equipment posing foreseeable risk of injury may constitute a breach of the duty of care. An appellate court may intervene where the trial judge's finding of no breach rests on inferences from undisputed facts rather than on assessments of witness credibility.
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