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EDUCATION LAW

EDUCATION LAW

 

Queens Court Chambers is renowned for its significant and long-standing expertise in a wide range of education law issues. That expertise overlaps closely with related areas including public law (including local government law and immigration and asylum law), human rights law, discrimination and equality law and employment law.

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Ms Priscellia Robinson is able to advise, train, litigate and represent on education law issues at all stages of a dispute in relation to maintained and independent schools, and all other educational institutions. Queens Court Chambers is to provide a friendly, effective and comprehensive service to parents and children as well as NGOs, including Charities, Schools, Colleges, Universities, Local Authorities and Solicitors.

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Our Expertise

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  • Admissions and exclusions

  • Discrimination, human rights, and equalities claims – including disability, sex, religion, race, and the public sector equality duty

  • Special educational needs disputes

  • School organisation

  • Academies

  • School governance and finance

  • All school staffing and employment issues

  • Claims in the private and higher education sector

  • School inspection, registration, LA intervention

  • Examination disputes

  • Other education-related disputes including negligence claims, school transport, education outside school, attendance

 

Here is some useful Guidance on SEN (Special Educational Needs)

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EDUCATION LAW PRIVATE FEES

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OUR HOURLY RATE  IS £250 PER HOUR. 

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INITIAL CONSULTATIONS - £350 fixed fee

This consultation will last for 1 hour and a half and be face to face unless agreed otherwise. Any further agreed consultations will be charged at an hours rate of £250. 

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HEARING & REPRESENTATION FEES

 

If you have a case you would like to instruct us upon then please contact us to discuss fees. For general fee information, please click here

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THE UK LEGAL SYSTEM

Here is a short video upon the English Justice System featuring Mr Justice Morgan, Chancery Judge. This video is brought to you by Lily Green Foundation.

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