Section sec.185A - Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 - Non-State school’s principal may grant exemption from requirement to attend school

sec.185ANon-State school’s principal may grant exemption from requirement to attend school

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sec.185A Non-State school’s principal may grant exemption from requirement to attend school

A non-State school’s principal may grant an exemption from compliance with section 176 (1) (b) for a child enrolled at the school if— the principal is reasonably satisfied— the child can not attend the school; or it would be unreasonable in all the circumstances to require the child to attend the school; and the period of the exemption would not, if it were granted, cause the total of the periods of exemptions granted under section 185 or this section for the child to be more than 110 school days in a year. s 185A ins 2014 No. 62 s 76

(a) the principal is reasonably satisfied— (i) the child can not attend the school; or (ii) it would be unreasonable in all the circumstances to require the child to attend the school; and
(i) the child can not attend the school; or
(ii) it would be unreasonable in all the circumstances to require the child to attend the school; and
(b) the period of the exemption would not, if it were granted, cause the total of the periods of exemptions granted under section 185 or this section for the child to be more than 110 school days in a year.
(i) the child can not attend the school; or
(ii) it would be unreasonable in all the circumstances to require the child to attend the school; and