Principal and staff Sample Clauses

Principal and staff. The IMC shall appoint or remove the Principal or other staff of the School in accordance with the Ordinance, the Regulations and such other requirements as specified from time to time by the Government.
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Principal and staff. The SMC shall appoint or remove the Principal or other staff of the School in accordance with the Ordinance, the Regulations and such other requirements as specified from time to time by the Government.
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Principal and staff. 104. The Governors shall appoint the Head teacher. In relation to such appointment, the Governors (after having consulted the Educational Trust and having regard to the Object) may appoint a Head teacher having regard to that person’s ability and fitness to preserve and develop the religious character of the Academy. The Governors shall determine at the time whether the Head teacher is to be a Reserved Teacher. The Governors may delegate such powers and functions as they consider are required by the Head teacher for the internal organisation, management and control of the Academy (including the implementation of all policies approved by the Governors and for the direction of the teaching and curriculum at the Academy).
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Principal and staff. 104.The Governors shall appoint the Principal. In relation to such appointment, the Governors (after having consulted the Diocesan Director of Education and having regard to the Object) may appoint a Principal having regard to that person’s ability and fitness to preserve and develop the religious character of the Academy. The Governors shall determine at the time whether the Principal is to be a Reserved Teacher. The Governors may delegate such powers and functions as they consider are required by the Principal for the internal organisation, management and control of the Academy (including the implementation of all policies approved by the Governors and for the direction of the teaching and curriculum at the Academy). 104A In appointing staff other than the Principal the Governors shall use their powers further to the Funding Agreement (being powers equivalent to the powers of Voluntary Controlled schools as set out sections 58 to 60 of the Schools Standards and Framework Act 1998):
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Principal and staff. 104.The Governors with the consent of the Diocesan Board of Education and having made use of their powers under s124A of the School Standards and Framework Act 199812shall appoint the Principal. The Governors may delegate such powers and functions as they consider are required by the Principal for the internal organisation, management and control of the Academy (including the implementation of all policies approved by the Governors and for the direction of the teaching and curriculum at the Academy). 12 This second version of this provision is optional and might be considered too centralist by schools and a departure from what has gone before. We suggest it be used with discretion . 19332124_3 21 104A In appointing staff the governors will have regard to their powers under s124A of the School Standards and Framework Xxx 0000 and to their power to declare a Genuine Occupational Requirement for non-teaching appointments where they believe this to be justified .
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Principal and staff. 104)The Governors after having consulted the Foundation Trust and having made use of their powers under s124A of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998) shall appoint the Principal. The Governors may delegate such powers and functions as they consider are required by the Principal for the internal organisation, management and control of the Academy (including the implementation of all policies approved by the Governors and for the direction of the teaching and curriculum at the Academy).
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