Recognised School means a school registered under the provisions of the Education Act 1990 or any registered special school within the meaning of that Act or school for the disabled.
Recognised School means a school registered under the provisions of the Education Act 1990 (NSW) or the Education Act 2004 (ACT) or any recognised special school within the meaning of either Act or school for students with disabilities.
Recognised School means a school which is recognised by the Minister in accordance with section 10 of the Education Act, 1998;
Examples of Recognised School in a sentence
But it is good practice to ensure that it has been received, understood and signed and it is a requirement of CDET’s Recognised School Award.
But it is good practice to ensure that it has been received, understood and signed and it is a requirement of CDMT’s Recognised School Award.
As a Recognised School, all eligible students completing Year 12 in their home country receive a Senior Education Profile, the QCE and a Senior Statement issued by QCAA.
More Definitions of Recognised School
Recognised School means a school recognised by the appropriate authority;
Recognised School means a school that is recognised by the Mini- ster under section 10 of the Education Act 1998;
Recognised School means a school—
Recognised School means a Government School or any educational institution whether in receipt of Government aid or not, recognised by the Central or State Government or Union Territory Administration or by a University or a recognised educational authority having jurisdiction over the area where the institution is situated. For the purpose of these orders, education upto the senior level shall be treated as school education;
Recognised School means a school that is recognised by the Lessor in accordance with Section 10 of the Education Act;