Sharpe Pritchard Successfully Defends Local Authority in Nursery Closure Judicial Review Challenge
Sharpe Pritchard shares details of a successful case representing a local authority in a challenge against the closure of a nursery.
July 28, 2026
Sharpe Pritchard Successfully Defends Local Authority in Nursery Closure Judicial Review Challenge
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The legal framework for educating child performers
July 22, 2026
Benjamin Deery, who was a professional actor for many years before switching to the legal profession, looks at the education framework for child performers and the role of local authorities.
AI in education: the importance of transparency
July 22, 2026
The debate around AI in education often focuses on capability. What can it do? How much time can it save? Yet some of the most important questions are not technical at all. Adam Halsey looks at why transparency should come before implementation.
ERA 2025 in Education: What Schools Should Be Thinking About Now
July 10, 2026
Atlanta Burgon analyses the impact of the Employment Rights Act 2025 on the education sector.
Upper Tier Tribunal clarifies the scope of “Educational Provision” under ALNET
June 26, 2026
Martin Jones, Partner and Head of Regulatory, and Laura Zverev, Senior Associate, at Hugh James reflect on the significance of a recent Upper Tribunal decision, which provides important clarification on the boundary between educational provision and health care under the Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Act 2018.
Disabled pupils and behaviour policies
Jun 12, 2026
AI in Education: Why Data Protection Must Come First
May 20, 2026
Allergy management in schools
May 20, 2026
Guidance for schools on the mobile phones ban
May 20, 2026
Education law case update: January – March 2026
May 01, 2026
The powers of exclusion panels
Mar 18, 2026
When school discipline meets disability
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Gender-questioning children under draft KCSIE 2026
Mar 06, 2026
Book review: “Reforming lessons”
Feb 27, 2026
Mobile phones, AI and schools
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