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Prohibition order under section 141A of Education Act 2002 not applicable where individual not employed or engaged as a teacher (High Court)
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Prohibition order under section 141A of Education Act 2002 not applicable where individual not employed or engaged as a teacher (High Court)
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The High Court in Zebaida v Secretary of State for Education [2016] EWHC 1181 (Admin) has held that a National College for Teaching and Leadership panel did not have the jurisdiction to make a prohibition order against an individual convicted of a sexual offence under section 141A of Education Act 2002 as he was not employed or engaged as a teacher at the time of the offence or the making of the Order.
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Published on 24-May-2016
Resource Type Legal update: case report
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