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Education (Non-Government Schools) Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part III · Control of Secular Instruction
Education (Non-Government Schools) Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part III · Control of Secular Instruction
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
Where the Director intends to impose on any school a new secular curriculum, he shall submit proposals for that purpose to the Minister.
The proposals shall —
specify the name of the school concerned;
specify the medium of instruction;
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specify what class or classes, if any, of the non-Government school are to be discontinued;
give particulars of the transitional arrangements made with regard to the existing pupils of the school;
give particulars of the arrangements made with regard to teachers;
give particulars of the estimates of the cost of carrying out the new curriculum;
give particulars of any other measures which the Director proposes to take to ensure a gradual and orderly transformation to the new curriculum;
contain such other particulars of the proposals of the Director as he thinks necessary or as the Minister may require.
Any proposals submitted to the Minister under this section may be approved by him after making such modification therein, if any, as appear to him to be desirable.
After the proposals have been approved by the
Minister, the Director shall notify the supervisor of the school of the proposals and may give such directions and require any manager or teacher to do or omit to do things as may be necessary for the purpose of carrying out the proposals.