Part of our ‘Independent schools: Election 2024 series’, this webinar provides some clarity on the practical implications of the new Labour Government for indep...
Webinar Recording •
06/09/2024
The above-titled statutory guidance came into force on 19 August 2024, alongside the School Attendance (Pupil Registration)(England) Regulations 2024. Both...
e-Bulletins •
09/08/2024
We are now less than a month into the new Government and proposals for the removal of exemptions from business rates and from VAT have already been brought forw...
e-Bulletins •
01/08/2024
Just before the end of the summer term, the DfE published the statistics from the academic year 2022/23 around suspensions and exclusions in state funded school...
e-Bulletins •
31/07/2024
Two recent Upper Tribunal decisions have built upon the existing, but limited, caselaw around when a local authority can cease to maintain an EHCP. The cases in...
e-Bulletins •
24/07/2024
It is now clear that the main areas of policy focus and legal change affecting education will be children’s wellbeing, educational standards, the effect of empl...
e-Bulletins •
18/07/2024
In the King’s Speech at the State Opening of Parliament yesterday, the Labour Government have set out their first proposals for legislative change, following th...
e-Bulletins •
18/07/2024
Currently, private school fees in the UK are exempt from VAT. However, this is expected to change under the new Labour government, which is proposing to en...
e-Bulletins •
16/07/2024
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 (the Act) received Royal Assent in the “wash out” passing of legislation by the last government on 24 May 2024. ...
e-Bulletins •
10/07/2024
A review of our current points-based system – Labour have committed to linking immigration and skills policy more closely and to placing ‘appropriate restrictio...
e-Bulletins •
08/07/2024