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The EAT has questioned the practice of term-time only workers having their annual holiday pay entitlement capped at 12.07% of annualised hours.
Mark Blois looks at C&C v The Governing Body of a School [2018] UKUT 269 (AAC).
We discuss the key drivers behind the TSA report, produced in partnership with FASNA.
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In this podcast we ask the most prominent questions from our education clients to insolvency specialist, Chloe Poskitt.
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The Public Accounts Committee’s (PAC) recent report on Ofsted inspections has generated coverage of issues that will be evocative for many education leaders.
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Sir Michael Wilshaw, former Principal and Chief Inspector at Ofsted, has suggested that local authorities or elected mayors should have a role in local education and ensuring school standards.
The deficit in school places is worsening and schools and families face uncertainty of pupil places. The baby-boom cohort is now school age and places are desperately needed.
Do we really have a self-improving system? That was one of the questions considered at our recent roundtable. A key part of the discussion focused on ‘autonomy’.