Prepare your school for Brexit
What schools in England should do to prepare for Brexit.
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Schools should continue to follow the current guidance for running a school.
For current information, read:
- schools admissions: applications for overseas children
- qualified teacher status: qualify to teach in England
- data protection for education providers
- keeping children safe in education
- continuing to bid for Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps (ESC) funding
You can also read about the transition period.
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Preparations that schools should be making to get ready for Brexit.
It is for:
- all schools
- UK citizens with an interest in the schools sector
Last updated 1 November 2019 + show all updates
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Formatting changes have been made to highlight actions that schools need to take to prepare for Brexit.
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Added food allergy advice for schools to follow when making changes to their menus or substituting food products. Updated information on medicines and medical products.
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Updated 'European teaching qualifications' with information for those applying for qualified teacher status after Brexit.
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Format updates have been made to highlight actions that people need to take. A link has also been added that allows people to sign up for email alerts to get the latest information about Brexit.
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Updated information for schools in England on how to prepare for Brexit.
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