Learning and Skills Act 2000
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33G Head teacher's or principal's decision as to entitlement
(1) If the head teacher or principal of a student's relevant school or institution is satisfied that any of the grounds in subsection (2) apply, the head teacher or principal may decide that the student is not entitled to follow a course of study which the student has elected to follow under section 33E. (2) The grounds referred to in subsection (1) are that— (a) as a result of the student's level of educational attainment, the course of study is not suitable for him or her; (b) as a result of other elections made by the student under section 33E(1), it is not reasonably practicable for him or her to follow the course of study; (c) the amount of time likely to be spent travelling to the place at which the course is likely to be delivered would be detrimental to the student's education; (d) disproportionate expenditure would be incurred if the student were to follow the course of study; (e) the student's or another person's health or safety would be placed unacceptably at risk if the student were to follow the course of study. (3) Regulations may make provision connected with the making of decisions under subsection (1), including in particular provision— (a) as to the time or date by which decisions are to be made; (b) as to the procedure to be followed in connection with the making of decisions; (c) for appeals against decisions to be made to the school or institution's governing body or another person specified in the regulations; (d) as to the time or date by which appeals are to be determined; (e) as to the procedure to be followed in connection with the determination of an appeal. (4) A head teacher or principal and governing body or other person charged with determining appeals under regulations made under subsection (3) must have regard to any guidance given from time to time by the Welsh Ministers as to the exercise of their functions under this section. (5) The Welsh Ministers may by order— (a) amend or omit any paragraph of subsection (2); (b) add additional paragraphs to that subsection; (c) amend or omit such additional paragraphs. (6) The Welsh Ministers must consult the Commission before making regulations under subsection (3), giving guidance under subsection (4) or making an order under subsection (5).
33G Head teacher's or principal's decision as to entitlement
(1) If the head teacher or principal of a student's relevant school or institution is satisfied that any of the grounds in subsection (2) apply, the head teacher or principal may decide that the student is not entitled to follow a course of study which the student has elected to follow under section 33E. (2) The grounds referred to in subsection (1) are that— (a) as a result of the student's level of educational attainment, the course of study is not suitable for him or her; (b) as a result of other elections made by the student under section 33E(1), it is not reasonably practicable for him or her to follow the course of study; (c) the amount of time likely to be spent travelling to the place at which the course is likely to be delivered would be detrimental to the student's education; (d) disproportionate expenditure would be incurred if the student were to follow the course of study; (e) the student's or another person's health or safety would be placed unacceptably at risk if the student were to follow the course of study. (3) Regulations may make provision connected with the making of decisions under subsection (1), including in particular provision— (a) as to the time or date by which decisions are to be made; (b) as to the procedure to be followed in connection with the making of decisions; (c) for appeals against decisions to be made to the school or institution's governing body or another person specified in the regulations; (d) as to the time or date by which appeals are to be determined; (e) as to the procedure to be followed in connection with the determination of an appeal. (4) A head teacher or principal and governing body or other person charged with determining appeals under regulations made under subsection (3) must have regard to any guidance given from time to time by the Welsh Ministers as to the exercise of their functions under this section. (5) The Welsh Ministers may by order— (a) amend or omit any paragraph of subsection (2); (b) add additional paragraphs to that subsection; (c) amend or omit such additional paragraphs. (6) The Welsh Ministers must consult the Commission before making regulations under subsection (3), giving guidance under subsection (4) or making an order under subsection (5).
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