Watch ban imposed at GCSE and A-level exams
17th May 2018
Pupils are being told to remove watches from their wrists before taking GCSE and A-level exams, to combat cheating. In most cases, students are being
Pupils are being told to remove watches from their wrists before taking GCSE and A-level exams, to combat cheating. In most cases, students are being
The President of the Family Division Sir James Munby and the Chief Executive of Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service Susan Acland-Hood have written to
A revised protocol has been published to assist judges and magistrates making orders referring families to Child Contact Centres. The protocol was originally introduced in 2000 following
The number of children being home-schooled has risen by about 40% over three years, the BBC has found. Across the UK 48,000 children were being
Sir Andrew McFarlane has been appointed as the President of the Family Division from 28 July 2018. The appointment follows the retirement of Sir James
The Legal Aid Agency has published the following updated documents: Guide to determining financial eligibility for controlled work and family mediation Guide to determining financial
Domestic abuse victims in England have been unable to get emergency court orders stopping their abusers from harming them, an organisation has said. The National
The Department for Education is raising the prospect of a compulsory register for an estimated 45,500 home-educated children in England. Ministers have launched a “call
In a speech delivered at the Law School, University of Edinburgh, the President of the Family Division, Sir James Munby has criticized the failure to progress