Part 1 Amendments to Schedule 22 to SSFA 1998
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 4 Disposals and Changes of Use of Land

Section 36

Part 1 Amendments to Schedule 22 to SSFA 1998

1

Schedule 22 to SSFA 1998 (disposal of land by foundation, voluntary or foundation special schools and disposals on discontinuance) is amended as follows.

2

Before Part 1 of the Schedule insert—

“Part A1
Foundation, Voluntary and Foundation Special Schools in England: Disposals of Land
Disposal of land by governing body of foundation, voluntary or foundation special school
A1

(1)     This paragraph applies to any disposal by the governing body of a foundation, voluntary or foundation special school in England of—

(a)     any land acquired under a transfer under section 201(1)(a) of the Education Act 1996,

(b)     any land acquired under any of the following—

paragraph 2 of Schedule 3;

paragraph 16 of Schedule 6 (including that provision as applied by any enactment);

paragraph 5(4)(c), 5(4B)(d) or 8A of this Schedule;

any regulations made under paragraph 5 of Schedule 8;

paragraph 28(2) of Schedule 2 to the Education and Inspections Act 2006 (including that provision as applied by any enactment),

(c)     any land acquired under any regulations made under—

section 24 of the Education

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