The School Organisation (Establishment and Discontinuance of Schools) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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7 Amendment of regulation 6 (proposals made pursuant to a competition notice)
(1) Regulation 6 is amended in accordance with the following paragraphs of this regulation. (2) In the heading and the opening text, omit “competition”, in each place it occurs. (3) In the opening text, omit “contain”. (4) Omit paragraph (a). (5) In paragraph (b)— (a) for “an explanation of”, substitute “confirm that the proposed school will meet each of the requirements set out in the specification which correspond to the matters in Part 2 of Schedule A1 or explain”; (b) for “the matters specified in the competition notice”, substitute “those requirements”. (6) In paragraph (c)— (a) at the beginning, insert “include”; (b) for the words from “type” to the end, substitute “type and character (including any religious character) of the school and summarising the principal elements of the admission arrangements which the school will have, subject to any contrary admission arrangements which may be determined pursuant to regulations made under section 72 of the SSFA 1998”. (7) After paragraph (c) insert— (d) specify which of the following categories of school it is proposed be established— (i) community school; (ii) community special school; (iii) foundation school; (iv) foundation special school; (v) voluntary aided school; (vi) voluntary controlled school; (vii) Academy school which meets the requirements of section 1A(1) of the Academies Act 2010; (viii) Academy school which meets the requirements of section 1A(2) of the Academies Act 2010; (ix) alternative provision Academy; or (x) pupil referral unit. .
7 Amendment of regulation 6 (proposals made pursuant to a competition notice)
(1) Regulation 6 is amended in accordance with the following paragraphs of this regulation. (2) In the heading and the opening text, omit “competition”, in each place it occurs. (3) In the opening text, omit “contain”. (4) Omit paragraph (a). (5) In paragraph (b)— (a) for “an explanation of”, substitute “confirm that the proposed school will meet each of the requirements set out in the specification which correspond to the matters in Part 2 of Schedule A1 or explain”; (b) for “the matters specified in the competition notice”, substitute “those requirements”. (6) In paragraph (c)— (a) at the beginning, insert “include”; (b) for the words from “type” to the end, substitute “type and character (including any religious character) of the school and summarising the principal elements of the admission arrangements which the school will have, subject to any contrary admission arrangements which may be determined pursuant to regulations made under section 72 of the SSFA 1998”. (7) After paragraph (c) insert— (d) specify which of the following categories of school it is proposed be established— (i) community school; (ii) community special school; (iii) foundation school; (iv) foundation special school; (v) voluntary aided school; (vi) voluntary controlled school; (vii) Academy school which meets the requirements of section 1A(1) of the Academies Act 2010; (viii) Academy school which meets the requirements of section 1A(2) of the Academies Act 2010; (ix) alternative provision Academy; or (x) pupil referral unit. .
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