The Academy may not refuse to admit a child whose statement of SEN or EHC plan names the Academy on the sole basis that some, or all, of the child’s SEN do not feature in the categories referred to in clause 1.14 of this agreement To the extent that it is compatible with the Academy Trust fulfilling its charitable purpose of advancing education in the United Kingdom for the public benefit, the Academy Trust must ensure that the Academy is at the heart of its community, promoting community cohesion and sharing facilities with other schools and the wider community. The Academy Trust must conduct the Academy within the terms and requirements of: the Articles; any legislation or legal requirement that applies to academies, including the Independent School Standards and legislation about meeting the needs of pupils with SEN and disabilities; the Academies Financial Handbook, as stated in clauses 4.6–4.8; and this Agreement. The Academy Trust must, as soon as is reasonable, establish an appropriate mechanism for receiving and managing donations for the purpose of its aims as specified in the Articles. The Academy Trust agrees to be bound by the prohibition against discrimination in section 85 of the Equality Act 2010. [This clause applies only to free schools and new provision academies – otherwise mark clause 1.20 as used’] The Academy Trust must ensure ‘Not that so far as is reasonably practicable and consistent with this Agreement and the Equality Act 2010, the policies and practices adopted by the Academy (in particular regarding curriculum, uniform and school food) enable pupils of all faiths and none to play a full part in the life of the Academy, and do not disadvantage pupils or parents of any faith or none. For the avoidance of
The Academy may not refuse to admit a child whose statement of SEN or EHC plan names the Academy on the sole basis that some, or all, of the child’s SEN do not feature in the categories referred to in clause 1.14 of this agreement To the extent that it is compatible with the Academy Trust fulfilling its charitable purpose of advancing education in the United Kingdom for the public benefit, the Academy Trust must ensure that the Academy is at the heart of its community, promoting community cohesion and sharing facilities with other schools and the wider community. The Academy Trust must conduct the Academy within the terms and requirements of: the Articles; any legislation or legal requirement that applies to academies, including the Independent School Standards and legislation about meeting the needs of pupils with SEN and disabilities; the Academies Financial Handbook, as stated in clauses 4.6–4.8; and this Agreement. The Academy Trust must, as soon as is reasonable, establish an appropriate mechanism for receiving and managing donations for the purpose of its aims as specified in the Articles. The Academy Trust agrees to be bound by the prohibition against discrimination in section 85 of the Equality Act 2010. [This clause applies only to free schools and new provision academies – otherwise mark clause 1.20 as ‘Not used’] The Academy Trust must ensure that so far as is reasonably practicable and consistent with this Agreement and the Equality Act 2010, the policies and practices adopted by the Academy (in particular regarding curriculum, uniform and school food) enable pupils of all faiths and none to play a full part in the life of the Academy, and do not disadvantage pupils or parents of any faith or none. For the avoidance of
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