440 Amendment of order at request of parent: child without [EHC plan or] statement of special educational needs [, or an individual development plan which names a school]
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

440  Amendment of order at request of parent: child without [EHC plan or] statement of special educational needs [, or an individual development plan which names a school]

(1)     This section applies where a school attendance order is in force in respect of a child, other than a child for whom the [local authority] maintain [an EHC plan (in the case of a local authority in England) or] a statement under section 324 [a child for whom an individual development plan is maintained in which a particular school is named] [(in the case of a local authority in Wales)].

(2)     If at any time—

(a)     the parent applies for the child to be

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