Examples of Predecessor School in a sentence

For the purposes of the foregoing the grade received by the Predecessor School shall be regarded as the grade received by the Academy.
Those Parent Governors and elected Staff Governors, if any, who were governors of the Predecessor School as at the Conversion Date shall be deemed to be elected for the purposes of these Articles.
All children already offered a place at that Predecessor School must be admitted to the Academy.
A Local Governor may be re-appointed for consecutive periods not exceeding 12 years in total (and for those Local Governors who were governors of the Predecessor School, the 12 years period shall be deemed to have commenced on the date of their most recent appointment as a governor of the Predecessor School).
The governors of the Predecessor School as at the date immediately prior to the Conversion Date shall be Governors as of the Conversion Date and shall serve their remaining terms of office as if they were still governors of the Predecessor School (although their category of Governor may change).

More Definitions of Predecessor School

Predecessor School means the maintained school which converted under the terms of the Academies Act 2010 to form the Academy;

Predecessor School means The London Oratory School;

Predecessor School means the relevant School which the Academy is to replace;

Predecessor School means the school which the Academy has replaced, where applicable. 1 Throughout document remove instructions set out in bold, italics

Predecessor School means The King's (The Cathedral) School (the predecessor school to the Academy) prior to its conversion to the Academy;

Predecessor School means Yardleys School (a community school);

Predecessor School means The West Bridgford School (the predecessor school to the Academy) prior to its conversion to the Academy;