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CHAPTER II GRANT‐MAINTAINED INTEGRATED SCHOOLS
Duty of Department to maintain grant‐maintained integrated schools
Procedure for acquisition of grant‐maintained integrated status
Proposals for alteration, etc. of schools eligible for grant‐maintained integrated status
Making of significant change to grant‐maintained integrated schools
PART VIII SCHOOLS—GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER II CHARGES IN GRANT‐AIDED SCHOOLS
128.Prohibition of charges, etc., in certain grant‐aided schools
129.Provision for cases where education is provided partly during and partly outside school hours
132.Capital charges in voluntary grammar schools to which Articles 128 to 131 apply where agreement under paragraph 1(1)(b) of Schedule 6 to the principal Order is, or has been, in force
132A.Capital charges in voluntary grammar schools to which Articles 128 to 131 apply where agreement is in force under paragraph 1(1)(a) of Schedule 6 to the principal Order
133.Charges in voluntary grammar schools to which Articles 128 to 131 do not apply
136.Obligation to enter pupils for approved public examinations
137.General and supplementary provisions relating to charges
PART X MISCELLANEOUS AND SUPPLEMENTARY
SCHEDULES
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6.(1) Subject to sub‐paragraph (2), the employing authority shall not dismiss a person employed by...
MEMBERSHIP OF BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF GRANT‐MAINTAINED INTEGRATED SCHOOLS
1.The Board of Governors of a grant‐maintained integrated school shall consist of— (a) either 16...
2.(1) Of the voting members of the Board of Governors of a grant‐maintained integrated school—...
3.The Department may make such provision as it thinks fit for filling vacancies for foundation...
4.The Board of Governors shall, with the approval of the Department, make arrangements for the...
5.Subject to any transitional provision made by an order under paragraph 1 of Schedule 6,...
TRANSITION TO GRANT‐MAINTAINED INTEGRATED STATUS
1.(1) Where the Department approves a proposal for acquisition of grant‐maintained integrated status in respect...
2.The provision that may be made by an order under paragraph 1 includes in particular...
3.(1) The Department may make grants to the new Board of Governors in respect of...
4.(1) On and after the incorporation date in relation to a grant‐maintained integrated school any...
5.(1) The first scheme of management for a grant‐maintained integrated school shall be framed not...
6.Except as provided in an order under paragraph 1, the new Board of Governors shall...
THE COUNCIL FOR CATHOLIC MAINTAINED SCHOOLS
14.(1) The Council shall, at such times, in such form and in respect of such...
15.(1) The Department may pay to the Council in respect of approved expenditure— (a) incurred...
16.(1) Where any premises in respect of which the Department has paid a grant under...
17.(1) The Council shall— (a) keep proper accounts and proper records in relation to the...
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