The Education (New Secondary School Proposals) (England) Regulations 2006

Manner in which the local education authority must publish details of the proposals which it has received from promoters or made itself

10.  The local education authority must publish details of—

(a) in respect of any proposals submitted to them,

(i) the name of the promoter, or promoters, and a contact address;

(ii) the category of school the promoters propose to establish;

(iii) any religious character the school is proposed to have;

(iv) any particular ethos the school is proposed to have;

(v) any specialism the school is proposed to have; and

(vi) any proposed divergence from the characteristics specified by the local education authority in the notice inviting proposals;

(b) where they have made proposals themselves pursuant to section 66(8)(b) —

(i) the name of the local education authority and a contact address; and

(ii) the information specified in paragraphs (2)(a)(ii), (iv) and (v);

(c) where complete copies of the proposals can be inspected;

(d) an explanation of the effect of regulation 12 including—

(i) the date by which objections and comments should be sent to the relevant local education authority; and

(ii) the address of the local education authority to which objections and comments should be sent; and

(e) the first of any public meetings which the local education authority arrange pursuant to regulation 11

in at least one newspaper circulating in the area to be served by the school and in a conspicuous place in the area to be served by the school.