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Child Protection Services Information Educational Provision The LEA, before
granting a licence, will liaise with the Head Teacher of the child's school to
ensure that the child's education will not suffer should a licence be granted.
For long
engagements, the licence holder should engage a private tutor for the licensed
children. However, the regulations do not stipulate how many days absence from
school may be permitted before the LEA insists on the engagement of a tutor. For
children registered by Warwickshire, the licence holder will be expected to
provide education if the pupil is to be absent from school for more than ten
consecutive school days. Such
educational provision should be provided from the first day of absence from
school. The licence holder will ensure that arrangements for the child's
education during the period of the licence are carried out. It is the
responsibility of the licence applicant to state their proposals for the child's
education and it is the LEA who decides whether or not the arrangements are
satisfactory. Before the Authority will approve the educational arrangements
made by the applicant it must be satisfied that:
Absence
from School Under Regulation 8
of the Education (Pupil Registration) Regulations 1995, absence from school may
not be granted to enable any pupil to undertake employment except in accordance
with a licence. Absence from
school may not be authorised for unlicensed performances. Source material - Guidance for Licence Holders and Chaperones - Children in Entertainment May 2004 - © WCC 2004 |
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