166 Collaboration arrangements: maintained schools and further education bodies
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

166  Collaboration arrangements: maintained schools and further education bodies

(1)     Regulations may enable—

(a)     the governing body of a maintained school, whether alone or together with other such governing bodies, to make collaboration arrangements with one or more further education bodies;

(b)     a further education body, whether alone or together with other further education bodies, to make collaboration arrangements with the governing body of a maintained school or the governing bodies of two or more such schools;

(c)     a further education body to make collaboration arrangements with one or more further education bodies.

(2)     “Collaboration arrangements” are arrangements for any of the functions of any of the bodies who make the arrangements (“the collaborating bodies”) to be discharged jointly or by a joint committee of those bodies.

(3)     Regulations may make provision

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