The Diocese of Leicester (Educational Endowments) (Hathern Church of England Primary School Teacher’s House) Order 2026
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2026 No. 1091 EDUCATION, ENGLAND The Diocese of Leicester (Educational Endowments) (Hathern Church of England Primary School Teacher’s House) Order 2026 Made 15th October 2026 Coming into force 16th October 2026 It has been shown to the satisfaction of the Secretary of State for Education (“the Secretary of State”) that the endowment of the educational foundation known as the teacher’s house at Hathern Church of England Primary School in the County of Leicester (“the foundation”) is or has been held in connection with the provision of religious education in accordance with the tenets of the Church of England at a voluntary school, the premises of which have ceased to be used for the purposes of such a school. The endowment is comprised in a deed dated 3 July 1849 and made between (1) Charles March Phillipps Esq. and (2) the Minister and Churchwardens of the Parish of Hathern. The assets representing the said endowment of the foundation consist of (a) £70,300 being the net proceeds of sale of the former teacher’s house and held on deposit by the Leicester Diocesan Board of Education and (b) any income derived from those assets before the coming into force of this Order. Application for an order making new provision as to the use of the said endowment has been made to the Secretary of State by the Leicester Diocesan Board of Education, which body appears to the Secretary of State to be the appropriate authority of the Church of England for the purpose. Notice of the proposed Order and of the right of persons interested to make representations on it has been given in the manner required by section 555(2) and (3) of the Education Act 1996. No representations have been made on the proposed Order. Accordingly, the Secretary of State makes this Order in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 554 and 556 of the Education Act 1996.
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2026 No. 1091 EDUCATION, ENGLAND The Diocese of Leicester (Educational Endowments) (Hathern Church of England Primary School Teacher’s House) Order 2026 Made 15th October 2026 Coming into force 16th October 2026 It has been shown to the satisfaction of the Secretary of State for Education (“the Secretary of State”) that the endowment of the educational foundation known as the teacher’s house at Hathern Church of England Primary School in the County of Leicester (“the foundation”) is or has been held in connection with the provision of religious education in accordance with the tenets of the Church of England at a voluntary school, the premises of which have ceased to be used for the purposes of such a school. The endowment is comprised in a deed dated 3 July 1849 and made between (1) Charles March Phillipps Esq. and (2) the Minister and Churchwardens of the Parish of Hathern. The assets representing the said endowment of the foundation consist of (a) £70,300 being the net proceeds of sale of the former teacher’s house and held on deposit by the Leicester Diocesan Board of Education and (b) any income derived from those assets before the coming into force of this Order. Application for an order making new provision as to the use of the said endowment has been made to the Secretary of State by the Leicester Diocesan Board of Education, which body appears to the Secretary of State to be the appropriate authority of the Church of England for the purpose. Notice of the proposed Order and of the right of persons interested to make representations on it has been given in the manner required by section 555(2) and (3) of the Education Act 1996. No representations have been made on the proposed Order. Accordingly, the Secretary of State makes this Order in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 554 and 556 of the Education Act 1996.
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