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Register of interests (maintained schools)
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on 16 January 2018
School types: Maintained · School phases: All
Must we publish a register of interests? Governing boards are required to publish a register of interests online. This article answers a series of frequently asked questions about the requirement. It also features a downloadable KeyDoc template for the register.
Contents
- 1 Maintaining and publishing a register
- 2 What it should include: guidance and KeyDoc
- 3 How specific does it need to be?
- 4 FAQs
- 5 Examples from schools
Article features
- 1 download
- 15 external links
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