510 Provision of clothing
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

510  Provision of clothing

(1)     A [local authority] may provide clothing for—

(a)     any pupil who is a boarder at an educational institution maintained by the authority . . .,

(b)     any pupil at a nursery school maintained by the authority, and

(c)     any pupil in a nursery class at a school maintained by the authority . . ..

(2)     A [local authority] may also provide clothing for any pupil—

(a)     for whom they are providing board and lodging elsewhere than at an educational institution maintained by them, and

(b)     for whom special educational provision [or additional learning provision (as the case may be)] is made in pursuance of arrangements made by them.

(3)     Where it appears to a [local authority], in

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