Brexit is upon us! Ahead of our EU exit, Imogen Rowley looks at the issues and considerations that schools need to be aware of

As we know the UK will continue to be a member of the EU until we officially leave on March 29, 2019.

And while an extension to Article 50 has been discussed, at the time of writing the political negotiations continue and the March 29 date remains.

So presuming we do leave on March 29, what can schools expect?

Well, most things will stay the same until at least December 31, 2020 (the date that has been earmarked as the end of the Brexit transition period), but there are some important things that you should be mindful of if you have staff or pupils from the EU, or if you are planning to travel to the EU after Brexit.

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