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A prestigious private school in Melbourne has pleaded guilty to a criminal offence after a diabetic student fell ill during a school trip to Vietnam.
In September 2019, 16-year-old Lachlan Cook had already been on a school trip for a few days when he suddenly started vomiting and had stomach pains.