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School powers to search and screen pupils
Relevance: 100% Posted on: 11th April 2016
This page provides information on the powers of schools to screen and search pupils for prohibited items with and without their consent and the power to seize and confiscate items from pupils.
Sexting
Relevance: 14% Posted on: 9th September 2016
This page provides information on the law relating to child sexting or sharing indecent images or texts of children and contains advice on what to do if your child has been involved in sexting.
Education
Relevance: 11% Posted on: 4th October 2015
Bullying Banning parents from school premises Charging for School Activities Complaints to schools Direct Payments Disability discrimination in education Discipline within school Discrimination in education Education for children out of school Education for looked after children Home education Legal aid for educational law matters Managed Moves Mental health in schools National Curriculum at Secondary School Participation of young people in education, employment or training Radicalisation in schools and The Prevent Duty School admissions School admissions FAQ School attendance and absence School exclusion School meals School powers to search and screen pupils Special Educational Needs Supporting children with medical needs in school…
Discipline within school
Relevance: 10% Posted on: 9th June 2016
This page explains the law on barring a parent from entering the premises of a school including how a parent can make representations about this and the consequences of breaching a bar.
Managing behaviour in school
Relevance: 9% Posted on: 27th May 2016
This page provides information on the powers of schools to discipline their students for example the use of detention, seclusion or isolation, searching and screening students and reasonable use of force.
Managing behaviour in school
Relevance: 9% Posted on: 31st May 2016
This page provides information on the powers of schools to discipline their students for example the use of detention, seclusion or isolation, searching and screening students and reasonable use of force.
Christmas Holidays FAQ
Relevance: 7% Posted on: 14th December 2017
This page provides answers to FAQ's regarding Christmas Holidays and the family law issues which are particularly relevant at this time of the year. Are the family courts closed over the Christmas holidays? Crown Courts, County Courts and the Royal Courts of Justice will close over the Christmas period on: Monday 24 December 2018 Tuesday 25 December 2018 Wednesday 26 December 2018 Tuesday 1 January 2019 Some emergency courts may operate over the holiday. See court and tribunal finder for details. In the case of there being no court order in place, what should the arrangements be for residence/contact over the Christmas…
Court and Tribunal Forms: Family
Relevance: 7% Posted on: 9th January 2018
The following forms have been accessed from the Justice.gov.uk website. C100: Application for a child arrangements, prohibited steps, specific issue order. CB1: Making an application - Children and the Family Courts CB2: Urgent hearings and those without notice in relation to child arrangements C2: Application: For permission to start proceedings; For an order or directions in existing proceedings; To be joined as, or cease to be, a party in existing family proceedings under the Children Act 1989 C1A: Allegations of harm and domestic violence (Supplemental information form) C1A Notes: Notes for guidance for supplemental information form C1A C79: Application related to enforcement of a child arrangement order…
Mental health in schools
Relevance: 6% Posted on: 16th November 2015
This page provides information on how schools can support children and young adults experiencing mental health difficulties and when a mental health difficulty can be considered a disability or Special Educational Need.
Home-alt
Relevance: 5% Posted on: 3rd December 2015
Primary School National Offer Day is on Tuesday 16th April 2019 Please see our 'School Admissions FAQs' for further information. We also recommend our How To Guide on School Admissions for details on the appeal process. Child Law Advice is operated by Coram Children's Legal Centre. We provide specialist advice and information on child, family and education law to parents, carers and young people. For full terms and conditions of our service please click here. Family This section provides legal information and advice on family and children law matters in England. The information ranges from private law matters which includes contact,…