Schofield Sweeney is particularly active in the education sector, advising academies, private colleges, and schools on all relevant charity law matters. Areas of expertise include the academy conversion process, the establishment of free schools, and mergers and re-organisations. Andrew Hurst leads the team from Bradford. Hurst is experienced in issues of development and governance within the charity sector. Founding partner Chris Schofield is a key name.
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Kernmandanten
- Bradford Culture Company Limited
- Knaresborough Old Peoples Welfare Association
- The Stevenson Charitable Trust CIO
- Saloman Foundation
- Actually Education
- National Children’s Centre
- Penny Appeal
- Northern Star Academies Trust
- The Basildon Academies
- South Westmorland Multi Academy Trust
Highlight-Mandate
- Advised ZAD UK & Internationals on the formation and establishment of a grant-making charity and its registration as a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) at the Charity Commission.
- Advised Furness Education Trust on updating their articles of association to the latest model articles drafted and approved by their primary regulator, the Department of Education.
- Advised Friends of the Wesley Otley Limited on the formation and establishment of a community benefit society and its registration as a CBS.
Anwält*innen
Praxisleitung
Andrew Hurst
Weitere Kernanwält*innen
Chris Schofield; Karen Crutchley