185 tal-2009 - Regolamenti tal-2009 dwar ir-Reġistrazzjoni ta’ Skejjel tas-Sajf bħala Stabbilimenti Edukattivi
Table of Provisions (8)
Statutory Text (8 Articles)
L.N. 185 of 2009
EDUCATION ACT
(CAP. 327)
Registration of Summer Schools as Educational Establishments
Regulations, 2009
IN VIRTUE of the powers conferred by article 135 of the
Education Act, the Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport
has made the following regulations
The title of these regulations is the Registration of
Summer Schools as Educational Establishments Regulations, 2009.
In these regulations, unless the context requires
otherwise
“the Act” means the Education Act;
“the Directorate” means the Directorate for Quality and
Standards in Education;
“person in charge” means any person who is co-
ordinating the sport, cultural, musical or other activities
included in any programme organised in a Summer School;
“Summer School” means any programme offered during
the months of June to September of any year, for children
between three and sixteen years of age providing informal
education through creative, cultural, recreational and sport
activities and not leading to formal certificates.
(1) Any person in charge of a Summer School shall
apply to the Minister to register that Summer School as an
educational establishment under the Act.
(2) The Directorate may accept an application if
(a) it is duly filled in and accompanied with all
necessary documentation; and
(b) in its opinion, it meets the criteria established in
these regulations.
(3)
The documentation accompanying the application
shall include
(a) a clear description of all activities included in
the offered programme together with details regarding the
educational value of such programme; and
(b) information regarding all fees and, or expenses
which may be requested from the participants at the Summer
School.
(4) Registration of a Summer School shall be valid
for a period between June and September of any one year and
an application for registration shall be submitted annually to the
Directorate, accompanied by all necessary documentation.
(5) Entities which are licensed as a school under the
Act shall be exempt from applying for registration under these
regulations. However, prior to the start of the Summer School, such
entities shall provide the Directorate with the information required
in sub-regulation (3) of this regulation.
When the entity applying for registration under these Duration and contents
regulations is also licensed to operate as a school under the Act, the of the programme.
programme offered by the Summer School shall not be the same
as, or a continuation of, the programme of studies offered by the
school during the scholastic year.
(1) No class in a Summer School shall exceed fifteen
participants where any one of the children is between three and
nine years old. Where all the children are between ten and sixteen
years old, no class shall exceed twenty participants.
(2) On the premises where the Summer School is
held there shall be at least one person with a first aid qualification
present at all times.
(3) In activities which are held outside the school
premises, or which involve swimming or travel by air or by sea,
there shall be an extra adult for every two classes of participants.
In any case, the person in charge shall ensure that all necessary
measures for the health and safety of the participants are taken.
The person in charge shall, before accepting any child
to any offered programme, inform the parents of the participants
about any fees and, or other expenses involved.
Registration of a Summer School under these regulations
shall, for the applicable period, mean that such school is to be
considered as an educational establishment registered under the
Act.
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