Government school definition

Government school means a school established under section 5 of the Act, for the purpose of providing courses of instruction in pre-school, primary or secondary education.
Government school means a school established under section 55;
Government school means a school runs by the Department of Education of the State Government.

Examples of Government school in a sentence

  • Likewise, if a Government school in Bihar were to institute a policy that no boy or girl would be allowed to cover their head with any cloth of whatso- ever nature, Sikh boys would not be able to wear a turban.82 Muslim girls might not be able to wear a headscarf.


More Definitions of Government school

Government school means a school directly administered and controlled by the Ministry and includes a school, educational institution or class established and maintained by the Minister under this Act;
Government school means a school established under the Act, or a repealed Act and includes (other than for the purposes of Part 5 of the Act) a special purpose school.
Government school means a school established under this Act, or the repealed Act, for the purpose of providing courses of instruction in pre-school, primary or secondary education;
Government school means a school established by the Minister and conducted under Part 2.2;
Government school means a school run by the Department of Education of the Union Territory/State Government.
Government school means any school established and conducted under Part 2.2 of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 (Vic);
Government school means any pre-primary centre, primary school, or secondary school established or deemed to have been established by the Minister under this Act;