Bradley is a Senior Associate in the education team and, working across both English and Welsh education law, advises schools, academies, colleges and universities on a broad range of pastoral and regulatory matters.

Bradley has particular experience in safeguarding, exclusions, special educational needs, additional learning needs, complex parental complaints, unacceptable conduct, equality litigation and the full spectrum of student-facing matters in higher education.

Bradley regularly advises on and delivers training on a wide range of matters relating to schools and academies, including safeguarding and child protection, equality law, complex parental complaints and broader concerns regarding conduct, behaviour and discipline, suspensions and exclusions, attendance, special educational needs / additional learning needs, data protection and other contentious issues. He also advises schools and academies that are subject to judicial review claims and disability discrimination claims in the First-tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability).

For universities, Bradley regularly advises on and delivers training on a wide range of matters, including complex student complaints, disciplinary and fitness to study proceedings, equality law, student welfare, freedom of speech and consumer law compliance. He supports universities facing critical incidents and assists with complaints to the OIA, regulatory engagement and investigations conducted by sector regulators. Bradley also provides training on Medr requirements and wider higher education regulation. He advises universities involved in litigation, including Equality Act claims, breach of contract claims and judicial review proceedings.