VA schools definition

VA schools means such of the schools as are voluntary-aided schools;

VA schools means such of the schools as are voluntary aided schools; “Trust schools” means such of the schools have a trust status; “Academy” means such of the schools have academy status;

VA schools means those schools which are voluntary-aided church schools; “Academy” means a publicly funded state school;

Examples of VA schools in a sentence

• The school/academy will maintain waiting lists for all year groups for A, F & VA schools.

• However, eligibility for capital grant from the Secretary of State for capital works at VA schools depends on the de minimis limit applied by DfE to categorise such work, not the de minimis limit used by the LA.

• The legal position for VA schools is significantly different, so the following paragraphs only apply to VA schools where they are specifically mentioned.

• The remaining assets are owned by the Oxford Diocese and another trustee under similar licence arrangements to VA schools.

• For VA schools, the liability of the LA for repairs and maintenance (albeit met by delegation of funds through the budget share) is the same as for other maintained schools.

• For foundation VA schools and Academies, the individual schools will make the decision.

• Grant funding allocations notified to the Council also include information about capital maintenance funding for Voluntary Aided (VA) schools.

• Governors of VA schools may apply to their Diocese for funding through the LCVAP process to support their statutory responsibilities.

• This form will be obtainable from and returnable to that admissions authority (voluntary aided (VA) schools).

• In addition, the County Council also has voluntary aided schools (VA schools) and voluntary controlled schools (VC schools).

More Definitions of VA schools

VA schools means schools that are voluntary-aided schools; “Foundation schools” means schools that have foundation status; “Academy” means schools that have Academy status