AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUniversity & Rights: An Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled the University of Bristol unlawfully dismissed professor David Miller for anti-Zionist views, saying anti-Zionism is a legally protected belief in the UK. Higher Ed Governance: Cambridge has backtracked on a plan to fully divest from weapons firms, moving instead to a monitoring approach for conventional weapons exposure. School Standards (Scotland): Perth & Kinross schools were praised by inspectors, with multiple primaries rated “Very Good” or “Good” for learning, leadership and wellbeing. SEND Provision (London): Hammersmith & Fulham schools Brackenbury Primary and Wormholt Park Primary are undergoing a 14-week refurbishment to create a Specialist Inclusion Base for SEN teaching spaces. Student Support & Funding (Scotland): Over £500,000 has been awarded for active travel projects across west Scotland, including cycling access initiatives for schools and vulnerable groups. Community & Safety: New images show dozens of caravans on a Birmingham recreation ground near Four Dwellings School in Quinton, with police and the council working to resolve the encampment. Term-time Fines Debate: Comment pieces argue fines for taking children out of school in term time are unfair, claiming little real learning happens in the final weeks.
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