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Supervise
Supervise verb - To be in charge of.
Usage example: for each sailboat an experienced hand is assigned to supervise a novice seaman
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In Waterloo Road, pupil Janeece is left to supervise the school's "breakfast club" as Melissa Ryan has not fully got her head in gear after revising PSHE with Eddie.
Source: Foodfight! - Averted with McGonagall who (unlike every other Head of House) is actually shown to be less trusting of her prefects, frequently demanding they do more, such as set up a study session or supervise a club.
Source: Fanfic / Princess of the Blacks
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