…een introduced on 23rd March 2020 banning all non-essential travel and contact with people, closing schools, businesses, venues and gathering places. You were one of those who continued to work:…
…ittle idea of what goes on unless they find themselves in the system. “I want to make it easier for schools to help teach pupils about the justice system, and how it really works – I want to invite…
We deal with claims of disability discrimination in schools in England under the Equality Act 2010 brought by parents or young people, including: Claims that a pupil has been treated unfavourably…
…ns in respect of health and social care needs and provision; Claims of disability discrimination in schools in England; Appeals against decisions in England and Wales restricting an individual from…
…ce Examples of this could include: Senior managers and specialist teachers in mainstream or special schools Specialist teaching staff and SEN co-ordinators in Further Education settings and…
…children and young people. And finally, in terms of reaching people, we recommended resourcing all schools, GPs, health visitors, CABs, Family Hubs. All these touchpoints need to provide clear…
…he entire judiciary. Many things can be done to achieve the progress we need, including outreach to schools and universities to increase awareness of the work we do as judges, the attractions of a…
…r in March. It had been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Around 50 students from six different schools attended the launch, where Judge Aubrey QC and Judge Brandon, in conjunction with Everton…
…rd Burnett of Maldon, visited Barnsley Academy where he delivered a talk to students as part of the Schools Engagement Programme. He was accompanied on the visit by Tribunal Judge Carl Gumsley, a D…
…means to her. Can you introduce yourself? I was born in June 1966. My education was completed from schools in Paris, New York and London and I acquired my B. Com from the Government College of…