Questions and answers about Education Law
An overseas student’s course provider collapsed, what are their rights? 1 answer
1 answerMy nephew is an international student who paid a year’s fees to a private training provider that has now closed. He is worried about losing his fees and his visa status. What protections exist for international students?
A teacher took my son’s phone after seeing something on the screen and looked through his messages and photos without asking us. He was very upset. Do teachers or principals have the right to search students or their belongings?
What are a school board’s obligations to keep students safe on a school trip? 1 answer
1 answerA school camp ended with several students injured after a poorly supervised activity. Parents are asking whether the school breached any legal duty, and whether the school can be held responsible. What are the legal obligations?
We have just moved and want to enrol our daughter at the local school, but the school says it is full and that we live outside its enrolment zone. We do not want to send her to a school much further away. Can a state school refuse to enrol a child, and what can we do about it?
A local school told us it does not have the resources to support our child, who has additional learning needs, and suggested we look elsewhere. We want him to attend with his brothers and sisters. Is the school allowed to say no?
Do I have to pay back my student loan if I never finished the course? 1 answer
1 answerI left university after a year due to personal circumstances, but I borrowed for fees and living costs. Now I am being told that I must repay the loan even though I have no qualification. Is that correct, and are there any exceptions?
My daughter’s school has threatened to send her home for wearing her hair in a style connected to our culture, claiming it breaches the uniform policy. She has worn it for years without an issue. Can a school really enforce rules like that?
My child’s school has a very low attendance rule, can we be prosecuted? 1 answer
1 answerMy child has missed a lot of school due to anxiety and some family issues, and the school has sent letters mentioning legal action. I am worried and unsure about what is required. Can parents really be prosecuted for non-attendance?
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