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Teachers Discrimination Consequences
Summary
Under the equality act 2010, public schools must accommodate disabled students and avoid discrimination. Sections 20 and 85 outline the duty to make reasonable adjustments and prohibit discrimination. Making assumptions about a students disability without proper assessment may lead to discrimination claims, investigations, and potential legal actions. Consider filing a formal complaint with the school or seeking legal advice for further assistance.Full Conversation
so it started with one teacher saying i would be better off not using the apparatus that helps me walk
That sounds very challenging, Arty. To provide better guidance, can you let me know if this incident occurred at a public or private school?
public
That sounds really difficult, Arty. Here are some general steps you could consider:
- Document the Incident: Write down everything that happened, including dates, times, and any witnesses.
- Speak to the School: Consider discussing the incident with the school administration.
- Know Your Rights: Under the Equality Act *, schools must not discriminate against disabled students.
Would you like more information on how to proceed?
- Document the Incident: Write down everything that happened, including dates, times, and any witnesses.
- Speak to the School: Consider discussing the incident with the school administration.
- Know Your Rights: Under the Equality Act *, schools must not discriminate against disabled students.
Would you like more information on how to proceed?
yes
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Under the Equality Act *, public schools are required to accommodate students with disabilities and must not discriminate against them.
Here are some steps you can take:
- File a Formal Complaint: With the school administration, detailing the incident.
- Contact Local Authorities: Local education authorities can intervene if the school does not address your concerns.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consulting with an attorney experienced in disability rights might be beneficial.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Under the Equality Act *, public schools are required to accommodate students with disabilities and must not discriminate against them.
Here are some steps you can take:
- File a Formal Complaint: With the school administration, detailing the incident.
- Contact Local Authorities: Local education authorities can intervene if the school does not address your concerns.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consulting with an attorney experienced in disability rights might be beneficial.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
where exactly in The Equality Act * does it state this? what section?
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In the Equality Act *, the relevant sections concerning disability discrimination in schools include:
- Section *: This pertains to the duties of schools regarding admissions, the provision of education, and access to benefits, facilities, and services.
- Section *: This outlines the duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled individuals.
Would you like more detailed information on these sections?
In the Equality Act *, the relevant sections concerning disability discrimination in schools include:
- Section *: This pertains to the duties of schools regarding admissions, the provision of education, and access to benefits, facilities, and services.
- Section *: This outlines the duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled individuals.
Would you like more detailed information on these sections?
i need to know where it states that they can not make assumptions
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Under the Equality Act *, schools are required to make reasonable adjustments to accommodate disabled students. Specifically, Section * outlines the duty to make reasonable adjustments, and Section * addresses the non-discrimination in providing education and services. These sections generally prohibit making assumptions about a person's abilities without proper assessment and consideration.
Would you like more detailed information on these sections?
Under the Equality Act *, schools are required to make reasonable adjustments to accommodate disabled students. Specifically, Section * outlines the duty to make reasonable adjustments, and Section * addresses the non-discrimination in providing education and services. These sections generally prohibit making assumptions about a person's abilities without proper assessment and consideration.
Would you like more detailed information on these sections?
is them making assumptions legal
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Making assumptions about a student's disability without proper assessment may be considered discriminatory under the Equality Act *. Specifically, Section * requires schools to make reasonable adjustments, and Section * prohibits discrimination in providing education and services.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with your case?
Making assumptions about a student's disability without proper assessment may be considered discriminatory under the Equality Act *. Specifically, Section * requires schools to make reasonable adjustments, and Section * prohibits discrimination in providing education and services.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with your case?
what are the legal repercussions of teachers making these said assumptions
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Under the Equality Act *, if a teacher makes assumptions about a student's disability without proper assessment, the school may face:
- Discrimination claims.
- Investigations by local education authorities.
- Legal actions and potential compensation for the affected student.
Would you like to explore how to file a formal complaint or more about seeking legal advice?
Under the Equality Act *, if a teacher makes assumptions about a student's disability without proper assessment, the school may face:
- Discrimination claims.
- Investigations by local education authorities.
- Legal actions and potential compensation for the affected student.
Would you like to explore how to file a formal complaint or more about seeking legal advice?
merci
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It looks like your situation involves potential discrimination, which can be a serious issue. Here are the possible legal repercussions under the Equality Act *:
- Discrimination claims
- Local education authority investigations
- Legal actions and potential compensation
Would you like to explore how to file a formal complaint or more about seeking legal advice?
It looks like your situation involves potential discrimination, which can be a serious issue. Here are the possible legal repercussions under the Equality Act *:
- Discrimination claims
- Local education authority investigations
- Legal actions and potential compensation
Would you like to explore how to file a formal complaint or more about seeking legal advice?
i need more help with a different case
Sure, I'd be happy to help with your new case. Could you please provide some details about the situation so I can assist you better?
is it legal for a teacher saying you are disabled because you are fat
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Hi Arty! That sounds like a difficult situation.
Hi Arty! That sounds like a difficult situation.
Here are some general points:
- Equality Act *: This protects individuals from discrimination, including disability discrimination.
- Disability Definition: The Act defines disability based on physical or mental impairments that have a substantial and long-term adverse effect on normal day-to-day activities.
Is there any specific outcome you are seeking from addressing this incident, such as an apology or a change in school policy?
- Equality Act *: This protects individuals from discrimination, including disability discrimination.
- Disability Definition: The Act defines disability based on physical or mental impairments that have a substantial and long-term adverse effect on normal day-to-day activities.
Is there any specific outcome you are seeking from addressing this incident, such as an apology or a change in school policy?
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