Western Australian Current Regulations

SCHOOL EDUCATION REGULATIONS 2000 - REG 128

128 .         Kinds of establishments that are not schools (Act s. 154(2)(c))

        (1)         In this regulation —

        educational programme means an organised set of learning activities designed to enable a child to develop knowledge, understanding, skills and attitudes relevant to the child’s individual needs.

        (2)         Establishments of the following kinds are prescribed for the purposes of section 154(2)(c) —

            (a)         an establishment that provides an educational programme to a child that is additional to an educational programme provided to the child to satisfy the duty imposed by section 9;

            (b)         an establishment that provides an educational programme to a child that is based on the development by the child of a particular skill or proficiency.

        (3)         The following are irrelevant in determining if an establishment is of a kind to which subregulation (2) applies —

            (a)         the place, or places, where the establishment provides an educational programme;

            (b)         whether an educational programme is provided to a child individually or as part of a group or class of children;

            (c)         that an educational programme provided is the same as, or similar to, an educational programme that would satisfy the duty imposed by section 9 in respect of a child.

        [Regulation 128 inserted: Gazette 16 Jan 2015 p. 312‑13.]