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Allergy management in schools
A local authority in Scotland recently paid out £30,000 as a consequence of inadequate allergy management in a school. Natalie Wargent looks at the lessons from the case and the forthcoming implementation of Benedict's Law.
Guidance for schools on the mobile phones ban
Richard Freeth and Clare Wigzell consider how schools should implement the prospective ban on mobile phones in schools.
The Education Estates Strategy – What’s changing and what does this mean for you?
Catherine Kennedy assesses the potential impact of the Government’s new Education Estates Strategy.
SEND and out of time disability discrimination claims
The Upper Tribunal has confirmed that the SEND Tribunal has a general discretion to consider a disability discrimination claim out of time, and has given general guidance on the exercise of that discretion. Roisin Swords-Kieley analyses the ruling.
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