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Education Barristers

Education law involves the application of various legal principles across education including, but not limited to SEN/ EHCP appeals, disability discrimination, admission and exclusion appeals, bullying, discrimination and disputes with independent schools

Rory Nunn, Education Law Barrister
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Areas of Law

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What we handle
Core Areas of Practice

Our commercial barristers act across the full range of business disputes, from contractual claims to specialist regulatory and international matters.

01
SEND Tribunals

Representation in SEND tribunal proceedings, including appeals against EHC plan decisions, refusals to assess, and placement disputes.

02
School Exclusions

Advice and advocacy in exclusion appeals before independent review panels, acting for schools, governors, and parents.

03
Admissions Appeals

Representation in school admissions appeals, including independent appeal panel hearings for oversubscribed and selective schools.

04
Judicial Review

Judicial review of decisions by local authorities, academy trusts, and the Secretary of State in education matters.

05
Higher Education

Advice on higher education regulatory matters, student disciplinary proceedings, and disputes between universities and students.

06
Employment in Education

Employment advice and advocacy in disputes involving teaching and support staff in schools and colleges, including dismissal and discrimination claims.

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Education Barristers

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