I would suggest (IMO) the fractured clavicle happened very soon after school broke up. I don't think his teachers would have missed it.
Trial quotes:
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"Dr Williams said fracture healing to the left collarbone was said to be at least several weeks old with parts of the bone not quite knitted together. Surrounding fresh haemorrhaging cannot exclude a more recent injury or refracture."
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"Mr Hipkin said: “A fractured clavicle would mean two things in life.
Pain and secondly lack of mobility.”
Dr Williams said: “Yes.”"
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Ms Rees now turns to the fractured clavicle Logan suffered, for which he did not receive medical care.
The barrister said: “How painful would you expect a fractured clavicle to be?”
Dr Stalker said: “It’s
very painful like any other fractured bones, they are very very uncomfortable…
Every time your arm is moved the clavicle is also moved and would cause additional pain…
“It would have been very obvious it was painful.”
Ms Rees said: “Would you expect a caregiver, giving care to that child, to notice he had a fractured clavicle?”
Dr Stalker said: “I would expect so,
it would be obvious when he was being dressed and undressed.”
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Mr Hipkin said: “Logan would have been in pain,
that pain wouldn’t have lasted for minutes or hours but more than days into weeks.”
Dr Stalker said: “It would.”
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For anyone who queries whether Logan felt pain - re the earlier dislocated shoulder -
"It was agreed Logan was taken to the hospital by Williamson for a dislocated shoulder which he sustained at 5pm on August 15.
Williamson had tried to put it back in place, put it in a sling and
gave Logan Calpol."
AW's police statement -
"I immediately saw Logan in a heap at the bottom of the first flight of stairs.
He was screaming and appeared to be in a lot of pain."
Williamson’s statement continued: “Logan was resting his arm near his shoulder and he ate his dinner. I strapped him up with a makeshift strap,
gave him Calpol and he watched a film in bed and fell asleep at 9pm. I checked on him every two hours and he appeared well.
“On August 16, I woke up at 6am when he went to the bathroom and
gave him Calpol. His arm was still in a sling and movement was restricted. I put him back to bed."
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"Ms Rees said: “She said the victim [Logan] was hit by her partner and said it was a ‘hard hit mind’. She said the victim had cried, she had comforted the victim and when it came to putting him to bed
she had given Calpol. She said she woke up at 5am to find the victim missing and started panicking.”"
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Logan's school record
"Between June 21 and July 15, Logan attended morning and afternoon every day.
On July 15 the school closed for summer holidays." [15 days before his murder]
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link
Prosecution closes cases in Logan Mwangi murder trial