394 Determination of cases in which requirement for Christian collective worship is not to apply
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

Determinations by standing advisory councils

394  Determination of cases in which requirement for Christian collective worship is not to apply

(1)     The council constituted by a [local authority] under section 390 shall, on an application made by the head teacher of—

(a)     any [community school] maintained by the authority, or

[(b)     any foundation school which has not been designated under section [68A or] 69(3) of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 by [the Welsh Ministers or] the Secretary of State as having a religious character,]

consider whether it is appropriate for the requirement imposed by [paragraph 3(2) of Schedule

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