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Academy conversion: consultation
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on 21 September 2017
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Are schools required to consult before academy conversion? We look at the requirements for consultation when converting to an academy. We also refer to advice from an LA, two associate experts and a union on how to conduct a consultation.
Contents
- 1 Requirements
- 2 Consulting stakeholders
- 3 Publicising the consultation
- 4 Information to include
- 5 Reporting
- 6 Advice from a union
- 7 Consultation documents: examples
- 8 Public Sector Equality Duty
- 9 Parent complaints
Article features
- 9 external links
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