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Curing an imperfect exclusion procedure: High Court guidance
The High Court recently considered whether a flawed permanent exclusion process had subsequently been ‘cured’. Joe Orme-Paul, Liam Ellwood and India Hall set out the lessons from the case.
Should a teacher be banned for amending students' coursework?
Alexandra Addington looks at the outcome of a recent professional conduct case where a teacher was alleged to have amended students’ coursework.
Disabled pupils and behaviour policies
Does a school have to adapt its behaviour policy for disabled pupils? Alexandra Addington explains what a recent Upper Tribunal ruling means for schools and colleges when making reasonable adjustments.
Drawing the Line: Handling Serious Misconduct Cases and Statutory Referrals in Education Webinar
A webinar organised in collaboration with Galina Ward KC of Landmark Chambers, for senior leadership and HR professionals in schools and colleges.
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