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Our team advises on EHC needs assessments, refusal to assess, annual reviews, SEND Tribunals, school transport, disability discrimination, and EHCP compliance.
We help institutions understand the new requirements of the Act, compliance with it, audits of existing documents and policies and their amendment or re-drafting.
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The BBC recently reported on its investigations into private tutors in the UK, and revealed concerning findings. The reporting laments the lack of need for any teaching qualification or enhanced DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) checks for tutors, at odds with the strenuous checks applied to teaching staff.
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Simon is an expert in education and employment law. He has over 20 years’ experience advising schools, colleges, associations and individuals on all aspects of education law, including employment and safeguarding matters.
James is an employment and higher Education Partner, who advises both individual academics and academic institutions.
Rose is an employment and education lawyer. She has a track record in providing measured employment law advice, and is also part of Doyle Clayton’s renowned Education Team, providing advice to teachers, professors and schools.
Based in the City office, Anna is a highly experienced immigration lawyer advising employers, education institutions and private individuals in the areas of personal immigration (including family routes and human rights), Student (including Child Student) and Work (including Creative and Skilled Worker) visa routes and sponsorship.
Jonny is a Legal Advisor in the Education team. He also assists lawyers with a wide range of Employment, Data Protection and High Court matters.
The Free Speech Union is bringing a legal challenge against the decision of the new Labour Government to stop the planned commencement of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023. Doyle Clayton act for the Director for Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom, Dr Arif Ahmed, who is an interested party in the litigation.
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