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The Chancellor announced that the government is planning to pass responsibility for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) funding deficits from local authorities to central government from April 2028.

The sector is under fire again. What is being done and what can you do?

A lawyer by background, with a strong track record in leadership in education and social mobility issues...

In May 2019 the Safer Recruitment Consortium (SRC) published an update to their guidance on safe working practices for those who work with children and young people in an education setting.

It was reported recently that the charity Catch22 has decided to transfer all seven of its schools to other organisations and wind up its multi-academy trust (MAT). Catch22 was approved...

Excellent – having not been blessed with a head fit for hats, a wig is the last thing I want to be wearing. At least it's just the kids in the court room.

UK universities continue to pursue overseas campus ventures and transnational education arrangements, partnering with private sector providers to deliver programmes abroad.

On 19 January 2026, the government updated its guidance on the use of mobile phones in schools.

Wrigleys' education team is aware that many schools and multi-academy trusts have recently received correspondence from campaigning groups expressing concerns about the possible participation of schools in...

Many independent schools are facing extremely difficult decisions in the light of the Covid-19 restrictions.

In line with the duties as set out in Keeping Children Safe In Education 2019, now is a timely reminder that schools must ensure that safeguarding remains at the forefront of everyone's mind...

Judging by the newspaper headlines, time is up for state-funded schools overseen by local authorities in England.

If you are a separated or divorced parent of an adult child, it might come as a surprise to know that your financial commitments to your children might continue beyond the secondary education. In fact, those financial provisions might stretch well into adulthood if the child remains in full-time education.

Schools play a crucial role in supporting children affected by parental separation, offering stability and pastoral care. Clear communication policies, parental responsibility guidelines, and sensitivity training for staff help schools manage family conflicts and maintain student well-being.

This week marks the 10th annual Children's Mental Health Week, launched by Place2Be, with this year's theme being "Know Yourself, Grow Yourself."

Senior figures from leading universities and colleges joined legal experts to examine the practical challenges institutions face when balancing freedom of speech with competing legal obligations. The discussion explored how universities navigate controversial speakers, student events, and institutional responsibility amid an evolving regulatory landscape that has left many grappling with uncertainty despite growing guidance.

Employment conditions for UK student visa holders are dependent on the type of sponsor education provider the individual is studying at and the level of course they are studying.