98 Admission for nursery education or to nursery or special school: children with statements of special educational needs [or EHC plans]
School Standards and Framework Act 1998 (1998 c 31) | Legislation

Nursery and special schools, etc: children with statements

98  Admission for nursery education or to nursery or special school: children with statements of special educational needs [or EHC plans]

(1)     Children admitted to a school for nursery education and subsequently transferred to a reception class at the school shall be regarded for the purposes of this Chapter as admitted to the school (otherwise than for nursery education) on being so transferred.

[(2)     The admission of children to a school for nursery education shall be disregarded—

(a)     for the purposes of any determination under section [88C or] 89 of the number of pupils in any relevant age group that it is intended to admit to a primary school in a school year, and

(b)     in determining for the purposes of section [88D or] 89A what is a relevant age group in relation to

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