Tag Archives: Education
WEBINAR ON VIDEOCONFERENCING HEARINGS AT THE ET: 27th MARCH 2020 1.00 pm: ADVANCE NOTICE
Anisa Niaz-Dickinson, Laura Gouldand Rosie Kight are running a short session on Zoom on video-conferencing at the ET. Details of how to join will be sent out shortly. The London Central ET hopes that short contentious hearings such as pre-hearings on jurisdiction can be dealt with electronically within the next 6 weeks. An EJ specifically […]
KIDS AT HOME: RESOURCES FOR HOME SCHOOLING: RINGING THE BELL…
Constanze Bell considers what resources are available for parents who are educating children at home Resources for home schooling The Coronavirus offers a unique opportunity for skills sharing: who is Twitter? What is Stormzy? How do I Facebook a WhatsApp? Your teen or pre-teen can help with all of these issues (and please do […]
SCHOOLS OUT FOR SUMMER – BUT NOT FOR ALL: EDUCATION: WHO IS A “KEY WORKER”? “VULNERABLE CHILDREN” DEFINED
Philip Robson considers important issues of who is a ‘key worker’ under government guidance and what is meant by a vulnerable child. Friday 20 March was the last school day in the UK, potentially for quite some time. Some children were initially excited; it was the start of the holidays. But very quickly the […]
COVID-19 AND STUDENTS STUDYING THE BPTC: WHERE DO WE STAND?
The COVID-19 outbreak has caused difficulties across the educational sphere, including those studying the Bar Exams. Pupil barrister Shaylla Shabbir examines the current situation for students studying for the bar. A number of law schools across the country have cancelled all face to face teaching in the wake of Covid-19. BAR STANDARDS BOARD GUIDELINES This […]
CORONAVIRUS: GUIDANCE FOR LAWYERS AND BUSINESSES 
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