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School Standards and Framework Act 1998

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97A Direction to admit looked after child to specified school

(1) A local authority in England may, in relation to a child looked after by them, give a direction under this section to the admission authority for any school in England other than a school for which the local authority are the admission authority. (2) A direction under this section shall not specify a school from which the child is permanently excluded. (3) Where a school is specified in a direction under this section, the admission authority shall admit the child to the school. (4) Subsection (3) does not affect any power to exclude from a school a pupil who is already a registered pupil there.

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97A Direction to admit looked after child to specified school

(1) A local authority in England may, in relation to a child looked after by them, give a direction under this section to the admission authority for any school in England other than a school for which the local authority are the admission authority. (2) A direction under this section shall not specify a school from which the child is permanently excluded. (3) Where a school is specified in a direction under this section, the admission authority shall admit the child to the school. (4) Subsection (3) does not affect any power to exclude from a school a pupil who is already a registered pupil there.

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