Article 17 of the Criminal Law A person who has reached the age of 16 commits a crime and shall bear criminal responsibility. A person who has reached the age of 14 but under the age of 16 commits the crime of intentional homicide, intentional injury, serious injury or death, rape, robbery, drug trafficking, arson, explosion and poisoning, and shall bear criminal responsibility. If a person who has reached the age of 14 and is under the age of 18 commits a crime, he shall be given a lighter or mitigated punishment. If a person is not given criminal punishment because he is under the age of sixteen, his parents or guardians shall be ordered to discipline him; When necessary, it can also be taken in for reeducation by the government. No criminal responsibility shall be investigated, and the compensation for personal injury caused to the victim shall be borne by his parents.
If a party is under the age of 16, he shall not be sentenced, but he shall bear damages. Whether the school is liable for compensation depends on the specific circumstances at the time of the crime. If there is evidence that the school is indeed responsible, you can claim compensation.
It is suggested that the guardian of the party concerned should go through formal legal channels, hire a lawyer and let the court decide the amount of compensation. This is good for the parties.