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As we approach the tenth anniversary of the start of the ‘self-improving school system’ concept we are at a cross-road for our schools’ system.
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In Brazel v The Harpur Trust, the EAT has questioned the practice of term-time only workers having their annual holiday pay entitlement capped at 12.07% of annualised hours.
Our education lawyer and safeguarding expert Dai Durbridge explores the key changes to the safeguarding statutory guidance, Keeping Children Safe in Education. Watch the webinar to establish ways in which your school can be prepared for the changes.
On 30 April we hosted a roundtable to discuss a draft of the think piece looking at the future of the self-improving school system. The roundtable was attended by a range of leading figures from across the sector.
In these challenging times, our expert property team have been looking at different ways to extract value from your school sites and create new ways for you to generate income, whilst minimising risk and making your life easier.
Many school sites have public rights of way crossing the land or adjacent to it and these can cause safeguarding issues, threaten security, or present problems if the school is to be redeveloped.
Queries about boundaries on school sites generally only come to light when there is a problem.
New regulations are now in place requiring employers, including academy trusts, to publish their gender pay gap information annually.
For those who may be affected by the collapse of Carillion here are some issues which should be considered.
You may be approached by a neighbour who would like to have a right over your land for the benefit of their own land.
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