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Breakout Youth Mental Health Summit

Terms & Conditions

Websitewww.breakout.community
Effective DateSeptember 29, 2026
Last UpdatedSeptember 29, 2026
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Contents · 22 sections
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ABOUT THESE TERMS

These Terms and Conditions ("Terms") apply to the Breakout Youth Mental Health Summit ("Breakout", "the Summit", "we", "our", or "us") and to www.breakout.community ("the Website").

Breakout is hosted by the Department of Health, Government of Bermuda.

By using the Website, registering for the Summit, or taking part in Summit activities, you agree to these Terms. Where a student is registered, the parent or guardian accepts these Terms on the student's behalf.

These Terms should be read together with the Breakout Privacy Policy, which explains how personal information is collected, used and protected.

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DEFINITIONS

  • "Student" means a young person registered to attend the Summit.
  • "Parent or guardian" means the adult with parental responsibility who provides consent for a student.
  • "Participant" means any person taking part in the Summit, including students, presenters, facilitators, volunteers and school representatives.
  • "Sessions" means workshops, creative expression sessions, talks and other Summit activities.
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ELIGIBILITY

The Summit is intended for M3 to S2 students, generally aged 13 to 16, from public and private schools in Bermuda.

Capacity is limited and registration is required. A place is not guaranteed until the registration is complete.

Breakout may manage registrations to support fair access across participating schools.

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REGISTRATION

Registration is completed through the online registration form.

A registration is not complete until the required parent or guardian consent, waiver and emergency contact information have been provided.

You agree that the information you submit is accurate and complete, and that you will tell Breakout about any important changes.

Breakout may decline or cancel a registration that is incomplete, inaccurate or duplicated.

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SESSION SELECTION

Students may select preferred sessions during registration. Each session has limited capacity.

Session preferences are not guaranteed. Breakout may allocate a student to an alternative session based on capacity, scheduling and the day their school is attending.

Students should confirm which day their school is attending before selecting sessions.

Session content, facilitators, times and rooms may change.

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PARENTAL CONSENT AND WAIVER

Parent or guardian consent is required for every student.

By providing consent, the parent or guardian confirms that they have authority to do so and that they have read these Terms, the waiver and the Privacy Policy.

The waiver completed during registration forms part of these Terms.

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EVENT DETAILS AND CHANGES

The Summit is scheduled for October 13–15, 2026 at Warwick Camp, Bermuda.

Breakout may change dates, times, venue, programme or speakers where reasonably necessary, including for weather, safety, public health or operational reasons.

Updates will be shared with participating schools and registered families.

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CODE OF CONDUCT

Breakout is built on respect. All participants are expected to:

  • Treat others with kindness and respect.
  • Respect the privacy of what others share in sessions.
  • Follow instructions from Summit staff, facilitators and school representatives.
  • Take part safely and look after shared spaces and materials.
  • Stay within designated Summit areas.

Participants must not:

  • Bully, harass, threaten or discriminate against anyone.
  • Photograph, film or record other participants without permission.
  • Bring or use alcohol, drugs, vaping products or weapons.
  • Damage property or equipment.

Breakout may remove a participant from a session or from the Summit where their behaviour puts others at risk or seriously disrupts the event. Schools and parents or guardians will be contacted where appropriate.

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WELLBEING AND SUPPORT

Some conversations may bring up difficult emotions. Mental health and wellness professionals will be available throughout the Summit.

Students may step away from any session and ask to speak with a member of staff at any time.

Summit sessions are educational. They are not a substitute for individual medical, psychological or counselling advice, diagnosis or treatment.

In an emergency, call 911.

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SAFEGUARDING

Breakout follows Child Protection and Safeguarding procedures.

Where a disclosure or observation suggests that a young person or another person may be at risk of harm, Breakout will not promise absolute confidentiality and may share information with appropriate people or authorities, as described in the Privacy Policy.

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HEALTH AND SAFETY

Where a student becomes ill, is injured or needs to leave the event, Breakout will contact the parent or guardian using the emergency contact details provided.

In urgent situations, Summit staff may seek emergency medical assistance before a parent or guardian can be reached.

Some sessions involve movement. Students should wear their school gym uniform and suitable footwear.

Parents or guardians should make appropriate arrangements with the student's school for any medication or additional support the student needs during the day.

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PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO

Photography and video may take place during the Summit.

Use of identifiable images of students for publicity is subject to the photo release and consent provided during registration.

A student will not be excluded from the programme because a parent or guardian declines optional photo consent.

Participants may not photograph, film or record other participants or sessions without permission from Summit staff.

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CREATIVE WORK AND CONTRIBUTIONS

Students may create artwork, writing, recordings and other work during sessions, including contributions to the community mural.

Collaborative pieces, such as the mural, may be displayed publicly by Breakout and the Government of Bermuda. Individual students will not be identified by name without consent.

Personal pieces that students make to take home remain theirs.

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WEBSITE USE

You may use the Website for personal, non-commercial purposes to learn about and register for the Summit.

You must not misuse the Website, including by attempting to gain unauthorised access, interfering with its operation or uploading harmful code.

Content on the Website, including text, images, logos and branding, belongs to Breakout, the Government of Bermuda or their licensors and may not be reused without permission.

The Website links to third-party services, such as the registration form provider and video platforms. Breakout is not responsible for the content or practices of those services.

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TEEN CHECK-IN TOOLS

The Teen Check-In and social battery tools on the Website are for personal reflection only.

They do not provide a diagnosis and are not a substitute for professional advice.

If you are worried about how you are feeling, talk to a trusted adult or use the support contacts listed on the Website. In an emergency, call 911.

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PERSONAL BELONGINGS

Students are responsible for their personal belongings during the Summit. Valuables should be left at home.

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LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Breakout takes reasonable steps to provide a safe, well-organised event and accurate information on the Website.

To the extent permitted by Bermuda law, Breakout is not liable for loss of or damage to personal belongings, or for indirect loss arising from use of the Website or participation in the Summit.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under Bermuda law.

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CANCELLATION

If a student can no longer attend, the parent or guardian or the student's school should inform Breakout as soon as possible so the place can be offered to another student.

If the Summit or a session is cancelled or postponed, Breakout will notify participating schools and registered families.

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PRIVACY

Personal information is handled in accordance with the Breakout Privacy Policy and Bermuda's Personal Information Protection Act 2016 ("PIPA").

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CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

Breakout may update these Terms from time to time.

The latest version will be published at www.breakout.community. Material changes affecting registered participants will be communicated where practical.

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GOVERNING LAW

These Terms are governed by the laws of Bermuda. Any dispute will be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Bermuda.

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CONTACT

For questions about these Terms:

Breakout Youth Mental Health Summit
Department of Health, Government of Bermuda
Bermuda

Website: www.breakout.community

Email: [Insert Contact Email]