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Section 15, The Education Act, 2004

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(1) Subject to this Act, no person shall establish anynew private school or extend an existing school without the prior written authority of the Director-General (Education), or, in the case of a primary school, without the prior written authority of the local authority for the area in which it is intended to establish or extend the (2) An application to establish a private school shall be in such form as may be prescribed by the Minister. (3) The authority to establish a private school may be refused by the Minister, where he is satisfied that– (a) the proprietor or manager is not normally resident in Sierra Leone; (b) the proprietor or manager is not a fit and proper person to be in charge of a school; (c) the site, building or equipment of the proposed school is not suitable or adequate for the purpose; (d) the proposed teaching staff have not the qualifications required to give efficient instruction in the subjects which it is proposed to teach; (e) the proposed curriculum is unsuited to the age, ability or aptitude of the pupils; (f) having regard to the educational facilities already available in the area, the establishment of the proposed school would not be in the public interest; or (g) the proprietor or manager has not followed the guidelines issued by the Ministry for the establishment of a new school: Provided that the guidelines shall apply only if they are widely published for the information of the general public. of private

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