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Duties of

39. (1) Subject to any other provision in this Ordinance, all correspondence between a school and the Director or any public supervisor. officer concerning the management of the school shall be conducted on behalf of the school by the supervisor.

(2) The supervisor of a school shall within 1 month after the happening of such event give notice in writing to the Director if-

(a) any person ceases to be a manager of the school;

(b) the supervisor ceases to perform the duties of the super-

visor;

(c) the principal ceases to perform the duties of the principal: (d) any teacher commences to teach or is employed to teach at

the school;

(e) any teacher ceases to teach or ceases to be employed to

teach at the school;

(ƒ) the supervisor becomes aware of a change in any part- iculars furnished under this Ordinance with respect to any landlord or tenant of the premises in which the school is operated.

(3) A notice under subsection (2) shall specify-

(a) the full name and address of the person to whom the notice relates and, if he is a registered or permitted teacher. his registration number of permitted teacher reference number; and

(b) the date of the event referred to in the notice.

40. Without prejudice to section 38(1), if at any time there is no supervisor of a school, the duties of the supervisor under this Ordinance shall be performed by the management committee until a supervisor is approved by the Director, and in such case any notice which is to be served or which may be served under this Ordinance on the supervisor may be served on any registered manager of the school.

Appointed managers

Duties of management committee in absence of

supervisor.

(Amended, 61 of 1982, s. 4)

Appointment of managers by Director.

41. (1) If it appears to the Director- (a) that a school is not being managed satisfactorily or that the education of the pupils is not being promoted in a proper

manner;

(b) that the composition of the management committee of a school is such that the school is not likely to be managed satisfactorily, or is such that the education of the pupils is not likely to be promoted in a proper manner; or

(c) that for any reason a school has no manager, (Added, 61

of 1982, s. 4)