20 New categories of maintained schools
School Standards and Framework Act 1998 (1998 c 31) | Legislation

Part II New Framework for Maintained Schools

Chapter I
Introductory

The new categories of schools

20  New categories of maintained schools

(1)     Schools maintained by [local authorities] on or after the appointed day shall be divided into the following categories—

(a)     community schools;

(b)     foundation schools;

(c)     voluntary schools, comprising—

(i)     voluntary aided schools, and

(ii)     voluntary controlled schools;

(d)     community special schools; and

(e)     foundation special schools.

(2)     A school maintained by a [local authority] is a school falling within one of the categories set out in subsection (1) if—

(a)     it became a school of that category on the appointed day in accordance with Schedule 2 (and has not changed its category under [the change of category provisions]); or

(b)     it was established as a school of that category under

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