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The International Golf Federation (IGF) has weak internal governance structures and is vulnerable to corruption...

On 14 March 2018, in the case of Reilly v Sandwell MBC, the Supreme Court held that a school was entitled to dismiss a head teacher who failed to disclose her close relationship with a convicted sex offender.

ESG (short for environmental, social and governance) is a hot topic but what is it and do academy trusts need an ESG strategy?...

As university terms start, many parents are thinking about financial support for children heading into higher education.

The UK Home Office has introduced sweeping changes to the compliance framework for educational institutions sponsoring international students, tightening performance thresholds and implementing...

The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act has received Royal Assent. It includes a new power enabling the UK government to act quickly in response to findings from the ongoing Children's Digital Wellbeing consultation.

We look at an example of utilising school land and property, and how the school and academy trust should act.

Over the last few years we have witnessed the significant rise of institutional interest in the Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) sector.

The Prime Minister recently invited heads of some of the country’s leading independent schools to Downing Street with the intention of persuading them to ‘sponsor an academy’.

Most schools will have a uniform policy or other rules concerning the appearance of their pupils.

In June of this year, the EU adopted two adequacy decisions confirming that personal data can now flow freely from the EU to the UK.

Most professional regulators use misconduct as a yardstick of fitness to practise. The General Teaching Council for Scotland was no different – until now. In AD v The General Teaching Council

The Government has published its Academies Accounts Direction for 2022-23 and the good news is that no new requirements have been introduced. That does not mean, however, that academy leadership...

Education and Skills Funding Agency to close and its functions to be integrated into the Department for Education by 31 March 2025.

Unfortunately, due to a significant deterioration in Anabel's mental health, she committed a serious act of academic misconduct in relation to their assignment task.

On Friday 26 July, the Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Phillipson, announced that the government has decided to halt the implementation of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023. She is now considering options for the Act's future, including its potential repeal.

The best way to avoid debts is to try and prevent them from happening. This can be done by using some simple but effective guidelines.