Common use of Education Act 1996 Clause in Contracts

Education Act 1996. 2.4.1. Section 436A imposes a duty on the LA to identify and monitor children missing education. This was further clarified by the DfE’s guidance ‘Children Missing in Education’ (November 2013, updated September 2016). The LA’s ability to perform its duties effectively is reliant on the regular transmission of electronic pupil updates from all Education Providers in Somerset. 2.4.2. Section 14 (1) requires the LA to conduct Educational Provision place planning. This is dependent on regular pupil updates being received from Education Providers. (However, Personal Identifiable data at individual level is not be used for planning purposes). 2.4.3. Section 444 places responsibilities on the LA in terms of enforcing pupil attendance. Electronic updates from the Education Providers about pupil attendance are required to support this.

Education Act 1996. 2.4.1. Section 436A imposes a duty on the LA to identify and monitor children missing education. This was further clarified by the DfE’s guidance ‘Children Missing in Education’ (November 2013, updated September 2016). The LA’s ability to perform its duties effectively is reliant on the regular transmission of electronic pupil updates from all Education Providers in Somerset. 2.4.2. Section 14 (1) requires the LA to conduct Educational Provision place planning. This is dependent on regular pupil updates being received from Education Providers. (However, Personal Identifiable data at individual level is not be used for planning purposes). 2.4.3. Section 444 places responsibilities on the LA in terms of enforcing pupil attendance. Electronic updates from the Education Providers about pupil attendance are required to support this.

Education Act 1996. 2.4.1. Section 436A imposes a duty on the LA to identify and monitor children missing education. This was further clarified by the DfEOfsted’s guidance report ‘Children Pupils Missing in out on Education’ (November 2013, updated September 2016)Nov 13. The LA’s ability to perform its duties effectively is reliant on the regular transmission of electronic pupil updates from all Education Providers in Somerset. 2.4.2. Section 14 (1) requires the LA to conduct Educational Provision place planning. This is dependent on regular pupil updates being received from Education Providers. (However, Personal Identifiable data at individual level is not be used for planning purposes). 2.4.3. Section 444 places responsibilities on the LA in terms of enforcing pupil attendance. Electronic updates from the Education Providers about pupil attendance are required to support this.

Education Act 1996. 2.4.1. Section 436A imposes a duty on the LA to identify and monitor children missing education. This was further clarified by the DfEOfsted’s guidance report ‘Children Pupils Missing in out on Education’ (November 2013, updated September 2016)Nov 13. The LA’s ability to perform its duties effectively is reliant on the regular transmission of electronic pupil updates from all Education Providers in Somerset. 2.4.2. Section 14 (1) requires the LA to conduct Educational Provision school place planning. This is dependent on regular pupil updates being received from Education Providers. (However, Personal Identifiable data at individual level is not be used for planning purposes). 2.4.3. Section 444 places responsibilities on the LA in terms of enforcing pupil attendance. Electronic updates from the Education Providers about with regard to pupil attendance are required to support this.