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The education sector has faced a number of challenges during the pandemic. Changes have required careful consideration in respect of how students are supported in their education whilst keeping them safe. One of the main areas of law which has had to be considered in the changes made is data protection. Some of the main considerations education institutions have had to take into account and continue to develop are set out below.
First published by Times Educational Supplement (TES) in April 2021.
Daljit Kaur is a senior associate in the Education team at law firm Browne Jacobson, and advises schools on a range of matters including data protection.
Brendan Clarke Smith proposed that the right to be accompanied should be much wider than it is at present. Whilst the Bill itself was withdrawn, the idea lives on and is supported by the Education Secretary.
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we have published a series of briefings which we hope will help you understand what the Bill will mean for your school or trust.
Part 5 of the Schools Bill broadens the regulatory scope of the Teaching Regulation Agency to investigate and prohibit individuals from working as teachers.
Part 4 of the Schools Bill introduces provisions relating to independent educational institutions.
Senior Associate