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The Government announced on 13 September its decision to offer the Covid vaccine to all children aged 12 to 15.

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?

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.

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.

The law offers contracting parties limited relief from contracts when they become difficult or impossible to perform.

Teachers are finding it understandably difficult to adapt to remote working. Before I retrained as a solicitor, I was a teacher for many years so I know how structured and compartmentalised...

In this article, we look at some of the limitations of the B Corp model in improving corporate responsibility. We suggest that companies wanting to improve their accountability...

A new academic year often means plenty of new material to understand. The 2025-2026 academic year is going to be no exception, with sector wide covenants...

This is welcome news that should allow many co-ops to realise considerable savings in both start-up costs and ongoing expenses.

The Law Commission is consulting on modernizing UK Co-operative and Community Benefit Society law, the first significant review since 1852. Key areas include refining definitions, registration processes, share capital rules, and director duties, with responses due by December 10, 2024.

Independent review and advice can be of assistance to owners, potential trustees and employees who are going through the transition process, and also to the sellers...

hare your thoughts on the risks non-profit organisations face from terrorist financing schemes.

Few cases involving a charity have been as widely reported, not only by the charity sector press but also the wider media, as that involving the collapse of the well-known charity...

The recent case of Stobart Group Ltd v Tinkler: a salutary reminder to directors of multi-academy trusts of their duties under the Companies Act 2006.