…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…
…r questions about the work of the court. The Supreme Court has also invited several local secondary schools. The students will take part in a live ‘Ask a Justice’ session with a Supreme Court Justice…
…in EU law across Europe. A large number of events are organised annually across Europe by training schools within the network and many of these are open to other members, a scheme known as the…
…e unified judiciary. Recommendation 9 Judges and members of the legal profession should engage with schools and colleges to ensure that students from under-represented groups understand that a…
…questions I could ask of the parties to narrow the issues. About two or three times a year I visit schools, colleges, charities, refuges etc to undertake work as a Diversity and Community relations…
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…
…e doing. But as I have said before, it will not be business as usual. Yesterday’s announcement that schools will be closing three weeks early coupled with the need for those over 70 and with health…
…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…
…a new project. They were attempting to dissuade a young group of mixed children aged 14/15 from two schools through an inaugural course,” The Insight Programme”. These children were either already in…
…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…