The Education (Information About Individual Pupils) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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5 Information about free breakfast clubs
After paragraph 18 insert— Part 1za Information about free breakfast club provision 18ZA In the case of a relevant school, the information in paragraphs 18ZB to 18ZG in relation to each qualifying primary pupil for such period as is specified in the request for information. 18ZB The total number of relevant school days on which free breakfast club provision was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZC The total number of relevant school days on which free breakfast club provision was not made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZD The total number of relevant school days on which the pupil attended free breakfast club provision which was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZE The total number of relevant school days on which the pupil did not attend free breakfast club provision which was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZF For each relevant school day on which the pupil did not attend free breakfast club provision which was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school, the information about the pupil’s absence from the free breakfast club provision as recorded in the school’s information management system. 18ZG For each relevant school day on which no free breakfast club provision was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school, the information about the reason for no free breakfast club provision being made available as recorded in the school’s information management system. 18ZH In this Part— “the appropriate authority” and “relevant school” have the meanings given by section 551B(6) of the 1996 Act; “breakfast club provision” has the meaning given by section 551B(2) of the 1996 Act; “free breakfast club provision” means breakfast club provision which is made available free of charge; “qualifying primary pupil” means a junior pupil who is, or as the case may be, was a registered pupil at the school during the period specified in the request for information and who— is of compulsory school age, or is not compulsory school age but is, or as the case may be, was in reception at the school; “reception” has the meaning given by section 551B(7) of the 1996 Act; “relevant school day” means a school day other than any school day on which— there is only one school session, and that session begins in the afternoon; “the school’s information management system” means any electronic system used by a school for recording a qualifying primary pupil’s attendance at, or absence from, a free breakfast club provision and any administrative information about the provision of free breakfast club provision by the appropriate authority of the school. .
5 Information about free breakfast clubs
After paragraph 18 insert— Part 1za Information about free breakfast club provision 18ZA In the case of a relevant school, the information in paragraphs 18ZB to 18ZG in relation to each qualifying primary pupil for such period as is specified in the request for information. 18ZB The total number of relevant school days on which free breakfast club provision was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZC The total number of relevant school days on which free breakfast club provision was not made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZD The total number of relevant school days on which the pupil attended free breakfast club provision which was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZE The total number of relevant school days on which the pupil did not attend free breakfast club provision which was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school. 18ZF For each relevant school day on which the pupil did not attend free breakfast club provision which was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school, the information about the pupil’s absence from the free breakfast club provision as recorded in the school’s information management system. 18ZG For each relevant school day on which no free breakfast club provision was made available to the pupil by the appropriate authority of the school, the information about the reason for no free breakfast club provision being made available as recorded in the school’s information management system. 18ZH In this Part— “the appropriate authority” and “relevant school” have the meanings given by section 551B(6) of the 1996 Act; “breakfast club provision” has the meaning given by section 551B(2) of the 1996 Act; “free breakfast club provision” means breakfast club provision which is made available free of charge; “qualifying primary pupil” means a junior pupil who is, or as the case may be, was a registered pupil at the school during the period specified in the request for information and who— is of compulsory school age, or is not compulsory school age but is, or as the case may be, was in reception at the school; “reception” has the meaning given by section 551B(7) of the 1996 Act; “relevant school day” means a school day other than any school day on which— there is only one school session, and that session begins in the afternoon; “the school’s information management system” means any electronic system used by a school for recording a qualifying primary pupil’s attendance at, or absence from, a free breakfast club provision and any administrative information about the provision of free breakfast club provision by the appropriate authority of the school. .
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