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Understanding EHCP responsibility when a pupil moves area
The Upper Tribunal recently issued an important ruling on ‘ordinary residence’ in context of special educational needs. Alice Wheatley analyses the judgment.
SEND reform: the impact on behaviour challenges
Coral Peutrill considers how schools can manage the prospect of increased challenges in managing the support required for all pupils including those with SEND.
Flexible working in schools
Harry Silverman and Ruth Rule-Mullen set out what the updated Department for Education guidance on flexible working in schools means for employers.
Permanent exclusions and decision letters
The High Court recently quashed a school’s decision to permanently exclude a pupil. Thomas McElholm looks at the lessons from the ruling, including in relation to decision letters.
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Drawing the Line: Handling Serious Misconduct Cases and Statutory Referrals in Education Webinar
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