Campaigning ForThe100 ~ Higher education providers owe a duty of care to their students. It’s that simple. We want students safety to be a legal must. 💛

Joined January 2023
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#HowManyMore Three years after the Government rejected a statutory duty of care in favour of voluntary measures, has anything actually changed? Or are things getting worse? lancs.live/news/lancashire-n…
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"I think it was the seventh or eighth suicide this year for this university which is extraordinary ... it's shocking" "It seems a bit callous... a bit unfeeling" Rest in peace, Harry Shields @Dying4aDegree @ForThe100_ lancs.live/news/lancashire-n…
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#HowManyMore Three years after the Government rejected a statutory duty of care in favour of voluntary measures, has anything actually changed? Or are things getting worse? lancs.live/news/lancashire-n…
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A duty of candour would be very helpful for university staff as well as students.
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BREAKING Amendments concerning higher education providers have now been tabled to the Hillsborough Law Bill. Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb has tabled amendments 64, 65, 67, 69 and 140, addressing which university functions should be treated as public functions. For families who have spent years trying to establish what happened to their children, the question of openness and accountability is deeply personal. bills.parliament.uk/bills/40…
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Ethan Scott Brown took his life after being told he was ineligible to graduate from University of Glasgow Internal inquiry found errors in way his degree had been graded & that he had enough marks for 2:1 Shocking & sad @Dying4aDegree @ForThe100_ theguardian.com/education/20…
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When a student dies, why must their family fight for answers? The Hillsborough Law promises openness and accountability. But how will it apply to universities? Parliament must clarify which university functions will be treated as public functions. forthe100.org.uk/hillsboroug…
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Over 3 years, 3 Education Ministers have given 3 different takes on a university’s legal duty of care to students. How do Robert Halfon, Janet Daby, and Josh MacAlister’s statements fit together—and where does DfE's account become confused?
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For nearly four years, people have argued for and against a statutory duty of care for university students. But are they actually arguing about the same thing — and has anyone clearly defined what is being opposed? forthe100.org.uk/blog/what-a…
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“The taskforce was announced in a Westminster Hall debate in June 2023, in front of a public gallery of parents who had each discovered at an inquest that the duty of care they assumed universities owed their children did not exist in law.” Three years on…wonkhe.com/wonk-corner/the-m…
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Over 3 years, 3 Education Ministers have given 3 different takes on a university’s legal duty of care to students. How do Robert Halfon, Janet Daby, and Josh MacAlister’s statements fit together—and where does DfE's account become confused?
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NEW on Wonkhe: With Washington's Supreme Court finding a university owed a duty over a fraternity hazing death, Bob Abrahart argues England's duty of care debate has skipped the prior question of what the university-student relationship actually is. wonkhe.com/blogs/a-washingto…
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A University of Cambridge “whistleblower” who raised concerns about bullying has won his case at employment tribunal, with vice-chancellor Deborah Prentice among the senior leaders criticised over their handling of the matter #highered #whistleblower #Cambridge timeshighereducation.com/new…
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Breaking news Cambridge University loses the whistleblowing tribunal Vice Chancellor Deborah Prentice is among the respondents found to have retaliated against a whistleblower Never rains but it pours 21percent.org/?p=4148
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