Education Legislation & Regulations

With our unique position as advisors to the Church of England Education Office, we have enjoyed the privilege of being able to review, comment and advise upon draft legislation and consider its impact upon educational institutions of all kinds.

This perspective means we have formed a deep and thorough understanding of education legislation and its various facets.

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Therefore, we can advise on a wide range of issues including:

Admissions and Exclusions
Data protection
DfE and EFA Guidance
Education Acts
Education Bills
Governance
Premises
School meals
SEN
Staffing and employment
Statutory Guidance

- - Ian Blaney
  - Partner
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- - Howard Dellar
  - Partner and Head of EEC
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- - Susan Newell
  - Senior Associate
- - 0207 960 7171
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- - Reshma Derasari
  - Associate
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- - Rebecca Martin
  - Associate
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Posted2025-12-16 09:31

How to Make an Academic Appeal in an English University: A Short Guide for Students

Academic appeals in English universities can feel daunting, especially when decisions affect progression, classification, or even entry into a profession. This guide explains how appeals work, what type of decision is appealable and the role of quality...

Posted2025-07-14 12:05

What makes a good EHC Plan

A good ECHP is clear and concise, it should be accessible to the child, their parents/guardians, the educational providers and practitioners. You may have recently received your child’s draft plan or been provided with a plan for a child at your...

Posted2025-07-02 15:06

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 - implications for schools.

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 is now law and schools and other educational organisations should consider the implications on their settings. The legislation reflects the fact that the national threat level from terrorism is currently...