Trust rules out "work notices": make others do the same
United Learning (UL), the largest Academy Trust in England, operating 89 schools and employing 7,000 staff, has stated it will not use the Minimum Service Law (MSL) to issue "work notices"
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United Learning (UL), the largest Academy Trust in England, operating 89 schools and employing 7,000 staff, has stated it will not use the Minimum Service Law (MSL) to issue "work notices"
A school in Sussex has told its pupils they must “qualify” for a ticket to their school prom, sparking fears some will lose out
Shoreham Academy in Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, found itself mired in controversy after introducing the tier system for prom tickets - based on good behaviour and attendance.
We examine the rationale for MSLs in education, the minimum service levels for teaching likely to be set and whether schools will impose them.
Pupils at Shoreham Academy in West Sussex were sorted into 'tiers' based on their behaviour and attendance records, with only the top so far qualifying for the prom guestlist