11 Powers of governing bodies to form or invest in companies to provide services etc
Education Act 2002 (2002 c 32) | Legislation

Chapter 3
Powers to Form Companies etc

11  Powers of governing bodies to form or invest in companies to provide services etc

(1)     The governing body of a maintained school may form, or participate in forming, companies—

(a)     to provide services or facilities for any schools,

(b)     to exercise relevant [local authority] functions, or

(c)     to make, or facilitate the making of, arrangements under which facilities or services are provided for any schools by other persons.

(2)     The governing body of a maintained school may, with a view to securing or facilitating—

(a)     the provision by a company of services or facilities for any schools,

(b)     the exercise by a company of relevant [local authority] functions, or

(c)

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