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The number of academy schools over the last ten years has expanded rapidly. Currently over one-third of all state-maintained schools are academies. The Government is keen for higher education institutions (HEIs) to take an active role in supporting secondary education as part of its broader strategy of ‘levelling up’.
More broadly, with the development of the role of the civic university you may want to explore the way you work with, and support, schools in your local area and community.
Whether you are an existing sponsor, considering becoming a sponsor or would like a broader understanding of the academy/school sector and direction of travel our expert team can support you.
As one of the leading law firms advising schools, academy trusts and academy sponsors we have extensive experience on collaborative partnerships and sponsorship arrangements with both standalone institutions or those part of a multi-academy trust.
We are one of the leading law firms advising schools, academy trusts and academy sponsors. For more information about how we can help, please contact Nick MacKenzie.
At Browne Jacobson LLP, the team’s specialist knowledge of academy conversions, multi-academy trusts and PFI schools is 'invaluable and unique’.
exceptional strength in depth and broad legal expertise
In this edition we provide you with the latest in legal updates, news and insight from the sector.
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Schools and education authorities in England have had a duty to provide reasonable adjustments for disabled pupils since 2002. Disabled pupils have been supported in this way within the school environment but what can they expect as they continue their education journey into higher education?
In this edition we provide you with the latest in legal updates, news and insight from the higher education sector.
The last 12 months have seen radical changes in how universities deliver learning to students, this online revolution has sadly been forced upon us by a pandemic, but many universities were already on this digital journey.
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