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Navigating The SQE: A Personal Perspective On The New Regime
The Solicitors Qualifying Examination represents one of the most demanding assessment regimes for aspiring solicitors in England and Wales. What makes this centralised examination system so challenging, and how can candidates best prepare for its rigorous two-stage process that tests both legal knowledge and practical skills?
United KingdomEmployment and HR
Bond Turner
Article
Balancing Research Integrity And Academic Freedom Of Speech
Earlier this month, James Murray attended the Westminster Higher Education Forum's policy conference on protecting research integrity in the UK.
United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
Taylor Vinters

There Is Still Time For EU, EEA Citizens To Join The Relatives In The UK And Apply For Settled Status Before The March Deadline

There is still time for EU, EEA citizens to join the relatives in the UK and apply for Settled Status before the March deadline...

United KingdomImmigration

University Plagiarism In The Age Of AI

Academic integrity is becoming increasingly complex to navigate in the developing age of artificial intelligence, and with it, are growing concerns as to how students can utilise developing technologies.

United KingdomTechnology

My Week As An Apprentice In Cardiff

This is just a small blog to give you as potential apprentices an insight as to what your typical week could be like!

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Education Bulletin Spring 2018

What do schools need to look out for and do differently to other organisations? No matter what type of organisation you are there are some key steps you should be taking ...

European UnionConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

5 Top Tips And Links For Schools To Reduce Energy Consumption And Save Money

Schools may find that small operational changes, supported by the right tools and guidance, can contribute to more efficient energy use and better allocation of resources.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

CJEU Considers If Parents Are Consumers When Buying Private Educational Services

The Court of Justice of the EU has recently considered the definition of "consumer" under European consumer legislation. The issue of whether someone comes within the definition of consumer can be quite a thorny one.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Government To Repeal Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act

The UK Government's repeal of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act 2023 removes the legal requirement for schools to maintain minimum service during strikes, emphasizing negotiation over enforcement. Education leaders must stay prepared for ongoing industrial relations challenges.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

How Can Trust Leaders Continue To Effectively Engage With Staff And Wider Stakeholders To Thrive In The Current Climate?

We explore how trust leaders can further engage with stakeholders and foster unity within the constraints of funding and government guidance.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

Is The Application Of Zero Tolerance Behaviour Policies To SEN Pupils Unlawful?

Tribunal criticises academy trust for imposing behaviour policy at the expense of a disabled pupil's education

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

Is Your Board Up To The Challenge?

This article discusses the importance of a strong governing board, to act as a check and a balance on executive decision making.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

School's Construction Contract Void For Lack Of Capacity

We look at a recent case which has provided helpful clarity in relation to a school's capacity to enter contracts. Case: School Facility Management Ltd and others v Governing Body...

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

The Cost Of School Uniforms: Key Changes Schools Must Prepare For

Schools and academy trusts are required to have regard to the statutory guidance on the cost of school uniforms.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

Ticking Time Bomb? Asbestos In Schools And Mesothelioma

The Guardian recently reported that around 700 schools in the UK may be failing to manage asbestos within their estates.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

DAC Beachcroft LLP

Top Safeguarding Tips For 2025/26

There are plenty more to mention, but these are my top issues for schools and trusts to focus on this academic year.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Browne Jacobson LLP

University Challenge

A discussion on why the traditional universities in the UK are under serious pressure at the moment.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Updated Guidance For Schools Under The Equality Act Regarding Pupils With Protected Characteristics

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has updated its technical guidance for schools on their obligations under the Equality Act 2010 in England and Scotland.

United KingdomConsumer Protection

What Does The Remote Education Direction Mean For Schools And Trusts?

The Secretary of State has directed that remote education shall be a legal requirement. So what does this mean for schools and trusts?

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Wrigleys Solicitors LLP

What Should Higher Education Students Expect When Raising A Grievance?

A recent High Court decision provides a useful reminder of the obligation higher education institutions have to follow their own procedures consistently and fairly, and to allow students with...

United KingdomConsumer Protection

Veale Wasbrough Vizards

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