[375A Agreed syllabus of Religion, Values and Ethics: Wales]
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

[375A  Agreed syllabus of Religion, Values and Ethics: Wales]

[(1)     Each local authority in Wales must adopt a syllabus of Religion, Values and Ethics for use in the schools maintained by them.

(2)     The syllabus adopted by an authority may make different provision in respect of—

(a)     different descriptions of school maintained by the local authority;

(b)     different descriptions of pupils.

(3)     The syllabus—

(a)     must reflect the fact that the religious traditions in Wales are in

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