Sentences with phrase «by local authority»

But you may find it more expedient to invite action by the local authority under the Prevention of Damage by Pests Act 1949.

Recent work: Successfully defended a possession claim brought by a local authority, who contested that the individual did not satisfy succession conditions.

«My son had complex needs which were being ignored by the Local Authority.

A gardener employed by a local authority was pruning a very thorny bush wearing normal gardening gloves.

A: Tony - Parks are not run by the Mayor, they are normally managed by the local authority.

Recent allegations that a single leaf timber frame development in Leitrim was forced to incorporate an outer layer of blockwork in spite of no such requirement in the Building Regulations or by the local authority in question suggests that something is seriously amiss, as Frank Coles explains.

In these instances we need to be contacted by a Local Authority, Court, Police, Veterinary practice, Social worker or NHS.

This required that anyone keeping more than two breeding bitches for the purpose of breeding should also be licensed by their local authority, which had the power to inspect premises to ensure compliance with the Act.

These are that anyone breeding more than two litters a year should be licensed by the local authority as a breeder; and that those involved in breeding dogs, including the Kennel Club and breed clubs must redouble their efforts to eradicate health problems.

If the track breaks these rules — which are often monitored remotely by the local authority — it can face being shut down.

All resources are made outside directed teaching time thus how can they be legally owned by the Local Authority?

The essence of the role is to promote the educational achievement of all the children looked after by their local authority (LA).

The ESFA covered only # 6,000 of the legal fees, while the remaining # 20,350,000 was covered by the local authority from its basic needs funding.

This is because on top of the regular per pupil funding, it gets money that would previously have been held back by the local authority to provide services such as special needs support.

It uses this data to create and publish league tables by local authority for England's schools.

Most people agree the current school funding system is unfair, especially those who see other schools, with a similar profile to theirs, getting more money simply because of historic decisions by the local authority they are in.

Currently the Schools Forum has to be consulted on changes to the school funding formula, and it has decision making powers on the central budgets that can be retained and operated by the local authority.

Currently there are three levels of support available — school action, school action plus and then for children with more needs, a «statement» which is provided for by a local authority.

This tool is a searchable database of every school in England, which can be divided by local authority or area, which displays school attainment and progress data, in addition to destinations data and contextual data (such as pupil premium eligibility, EAL, and SEND).

These data are searchable by local authority, parliamentary constituency and local government ward.

And the outcome of those appeals varied widely by local authority, and region (see below table).

«We've been working with former pupils at unregistered «faith» schools for some time now, and their overriding sentiment is that they have been badly let down not only by the communities that these schools serve, but also by their local authority and the Government, whose approach continues to be one of inaction and indifference.»

In any case, grouping schools by local authority might be regarded as little more than an arbitrary grouping based on nothing more than political geography.

The government also announced a package of measures to protect small rural schools including extra financial support and a requirement that any closure would have to be agreed by the local authority and the regional schools commissioner.

In addition, they receive money which would previously have been held back by the local authority to provide extra services across all schools, such as help for children with special educational needs.

These preferences must be submitted by a deadline chosen by the local authority.

The school - age population has grown much less quickly than forecast by the local authority.

If a free school was set up because of a places shortage identified by the local authority, this recoupment started from the first year.

For a maintained school, the local funding formula determines how much they will be paid by the local authority.

That's why, when I worked for Tony Blair, I helped introduce a new right of access — clauses 95 and 96 of the guidance — for pupils eligible for free school meals to free travel to a choice of three schools rather than the one designated by the local authority.

What would be the approach to managing NQT support and provision outside the school given that this is currently managed by the Local Authority?

attending a school not maintained by a local authority (for example, a non-maintained special school) and the local authority is paying for the full tuition

However, across the South East, more than 700 pupils have been allocated another school by the local authority.

Having a service offered to a large numbers of schools by the local authority is a much more efficient model.

If a school is chosen by its local authority for an external moderation visit (25 per cent of schools are moderated each year), the school must ensure that key stage 1 test papers are available for external moderation.

Leases can involve some knotty issues at the best of times and were of course generally dealt with by the local authority in a school's pre-academy days.

With care and planning, the play opportunities that schools provide can help to fill the gap created by local authority budget cuts to play provision.

But of course, that freedom brings with it certain administrative burdens not experienced when they were controlled by the Local Authority and these schools must now decide how they will ensure their staff are paid.

Saltaire needed a new roof in 2013, and as the school is maintained by the local authority, the council was responsible for the replacement of the roof.

The development, funded by the Local Authority, will mean Bournville School will become an all - through school, catering for pupils aged four to 16.

For anyone mostly interested in numbers, the table showing percentages by year and by local authority is available separately (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/percentage-of-0-19-year-olds-placed-in-special-settings-by-each-local-authority-in-england-2007-13-11363240).

This is the latest in a long (since the 1980s) series of CSIE reports on school placement trends, i.e. the proportion of children placed in special schools or other separate settings by each local authority in England.

Takeley Primary School was procured by the local authority through a contractor - led framework, while at Mellor Primary School the design team and a local contractor were appointed directly by the Primary Academy's Trustees.

School control can not be undermined by a local authority, state, or federal government.

Knowledge We fully understand the requirements placed on educational establishments by the Local Authority and Department for Education and work with you to ensure all your obligations are met on time.

The report also pointed out that all schools sampled for moderation by local authority were generally notified on the same date — meaning some got two weeks notice and others four weeks» notice.

This means that services, including insurance, payroll, building maintenance, legal and governor services, which were previously provided by the local authority, will need to be procured separately by the academy.

Academies in particular are under strain as many, some for the first time, are having to get to grips with the procurement of essential and complex services such as cleaning, grounds maintenance, HR and legal support that were previously provided by the local authority.

The subject, which is part of the national curriculum at key stages three and four, has to be taught in schools maintained by the local authority, and academies are an exception to this.

Through the academy conversion process, your organisation will need to decide whether it wishes to continue using the service provided by the Local Authority, or consider other providers through a competitive procurement process.