Learning and Skills Act 2000
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33F Students' local curriculum entitlements
(1) During the entitlement period, a student who has made an election under section 33E(1) is entitled to follow the elected course of study unless— (a) the governing body of the student's relevant school or institution was not at the beginning of the entitlement period, or subsequently ceases to be, responsible for providing (or making arrangements for the provision of) the majority of the student's education; or (b) before the beginning of the entitlement period, the head teacher or principal of the student's relevant school or institution has decided under section 33G that the student is not entitled to follow the course of study. (2) Where a person is entitled to follow a course of study, it is for the head teacher or principal of the relevant school or institution to decide upon which date during the entitlement period the course is to begin.
33F Students' local curriculum entitlements
(1) During the entitlement period, a student who has made an election under section 33E(1) is entitled to follow the elected course of study unless— (a) the governing body of the student's relevant school or institution was not at the beginning of the entitlement period, or subsequently ceases to be, responsible for providing (or making arrangements for the provision of) the majority of the student's education; or (b) before the beginning of the entitlement period, the head teacher or principal of the student's relevant school or institution has decided under section 33G that the student is not entitled to follow the course of study. (2) Where a person is entitled to follow a course of study, it is for the head teacher or principal of the relevant school or institution to decide upon which date during the entitlement period the course is to begin.
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