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This afternoon the Education Secretary announced that substantial part of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 will be introduced.
Updated Department for Education guidance on attendance has been mandatory from 19 August 2024. The guidance applies to all schools including Independent Schools. It includes new absence codes, new absence fine rates and new thresholds at which penalties must be considered.
In 2023, the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act became law. It applies to all higher education providers registered with the Office for Students, and their constituent colleges, schools, halls and similar institutions.
On 1 September 2023, the Department for Education’s updated statutory guidance on safeguarding and child protection came into force.
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SEN for schools - supporting pupils with special educational needs & avoiding common pitfalls
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Our education law solicitors advise parents, schools, universities, colleges, academies. Services include SEN, employment issues, student visa support
We support further and higher education institutions to manage all legal, compliance and related issues.
Our team of Special Educational Needs (SEN) solicitors offer specialist advice on EHC Plans, Judicial Reviews, disputes with schools, bullying, transport
Keeping Children Safe in Education has opened up schools’ eyes to compliance; but what you should be doing as a school is taking a large step back to make sure that any adult who comes into contact with a child is suitable.
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