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This FAQ is designed for maintained schools and covers schools looking to convert to academy status, a group of schools wishing to form a multi academy trust and more.
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Theses FAQs are designed for academy trusts who want to understand more about the Department for Education’s (DfE) approach to ‘re-brokering’ existing academies.
This briefing note goes behind the recent media reports and considers this case and its potential implications for our clients.
Restructuring to balance the books or centralise services
Understanding re-brokerage for academies webinar - October 2017
South Farnham Educational Trust has the strongest professional regard for Browne Jacobson and, specifically, Nick Mackenzie who has worked with us in the development of our Multi-Academy Trust and other legal processes.
A very impressive team with a breadth of expertise in the education sector and, more specifically, special education needs. They are very up to the minute on the latest issues arising within the education sector.
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The Court of Appeal overturned a decision of the High Court to rule that segregating boys and girls in a co-educational school could amount to discrimination.
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The Schools Minister has told the MPs that new guidance will be issued for schools on how to manage incidents of sexual harassment and violence between peers.
The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) have announced that they successfully obtained an injunction shutting down the website “replacement-certificates.co.uk” which was offering counterfeit exam certificates for sale.
A survey by the Times Educational Supplement (TES) across local authorities has shown some dramatic rises in the number of permanent exclusions within their areas.