Education Act 1957 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Registration of Schools
25. Grounds for cancellation of registration of a school
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The Director-General may cancel the registration of any school —
on any of the grounds on which he would have been entitled to refuse registration under section 24, other than that set out in paragraph (a) thereof;
if satisfied that the school has ceased to exist;
if the supervisor of the school has failed to comply with a direction addressed to him under section 54;
if satisfied that the committee of management of the school is not efficiently administering the school; or
if satisfied that discipline in the school has not been or cannot be adequately maintained.
If the registration of all the managers of a school has been cancelled, the Director‑General shall cancel the registration of the school.
school
“school” means according to the context —(a)an organisation for the provision of education for 10 or more persons; or(b)a place where 10 or more persons are being or are habitually taught whether in one or more classes, or in the case of a correspondence school, the place or places where instruction is prepared or where answers are examined or corrected;