[32C Responsibility for fixing times of school sessions in Wales]
Education Act 2002 (2002 c 32) | Legislation

[32C  Responsibility for fixing times of school sessions in Wales]

[(1)     Except in the circumstances described in subsection (2), a governing body of a maintained school must determine the times of the school sessions for the school.

(2)     The circumstances are—

(a)     that the local authority in whose area the school is situated have given notice to the governing body that the times of the school sessions are to be determined in accordance with subsection (4), and

(b)     that the notice has not been withdrawn by the local authority.

(3)     A local authority must not give a notice under this section unless they consider that a change in the times of the school sessions is necessary or expedient

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