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Section 21, The Education Act, 2004
Status not yet checkedThe Education Act, 2004, Sierra Leone
(1) There is hereby established a body to be known asthe Board of Education.
(2) The Board shall consist of a Chairman, and the
following twenty five other members who shall include persons who
have had experience of the system of education within and outside
Sierra Leone:–
(a) the Director-General (Education)
(b) the Chairman, Basic Education Commission;
(c) Vice-Chancellor of a university in Sierra
Leone;
(d) the Financial Secretary;
(e) the Establishment Secretary;
(f) the Development Secretary;
(g) the Co-ordinator, Partners in Adult Education
of Secondary Schools;
(h) the Chairman, National Conference of
Principals of Secondary Schools;
(i) the Chairman, Council of Head Teachers;
(j) the Representative of the Council of
Paramount Chiefs;
(k) the Chairman, NCTVA.
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(l) the Head of the National Office, West African
Examinations Council (WAEC) Freetown;
(m) the Representative, Association of Private
Schools;
(n) the President, Sierra Leone Association of
Journalists;
(o) the President, Sierra Leone Bar Association;
(p) the Representative of Principals of
Polytechnics and Teachers Training
Colleges;
(q) the Secretary-General, Council of Churches
in Sierra Leone;
(r) the Secretary-General, Sierra Leone Muslim
Congress;
(s) the President, Employers Federation;
(t) the President, Sierra Leone Teachers Union;
(u) the Chairman, Conference of Principals of
Technical and Vocational Institutions;
(v) the Chairman, Tertiary Education
Commission;
(w) the Representative, National Science and
Technology Council.
(3) The Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Education
shall serve as Secretary to the Board.
(4) Members of the Board of Education shall hold office
for three years and shall be eligible for re-appointment to one further
term of three years.
(5) The Chairman or any member of the Board of
Education may resign his office by notice to the Minister and may be
removed from office by the Minister for inability to discharge the
functions of his office, whether arising from infirmity of mind or body
or any other cause, or for misconduct.
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