537 Power of Secretary of State to require information from governing bodies etc
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

IV
Provision of Information by Governing Bodies etc

537  Power of Secretary of State to require information from governing bodies etc

[(1)     The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision requiring—

(a)     the governing body of every school which is—

(i)     maintained by a [local authority], or

(ii)     a special school which is not maintained by such an authority, and

(b)     the proprietor of every[—

(i)]     independent school,

[(ii)     alternative provision Academy which is not an independent school,]

to provide such information about the school as may be prescribed.]

(2)     For the purposes of this section information about the continuing education of pupils leaving a school, or the employment or training taken up by such pupils on leaving, is to be treated as information about the school.

(3)     Where the Secretary of State exercises

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