EDUCATION SUB-COMMITTEE
Minute of Meeting held in the Council Offices, Stornoway, on Thursday 28 October 1999 at 10.00am
PRESENT |
Mr Norman L Macdonald (Chairman) |
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Mrs Morag Munro |
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Mr Finlay Morrison |
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Mr David Blaney |
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APOLOGIES |
Mr Ian M Macleod |
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Mr Philip R McLean |
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Mr Archibald K Campbell |
Education Sub-Committee E08.10 |
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The minute of meeting of 8 September 1999 was approved. |
TEACHING STAFF | ||
It was agreed that, in accordance with the provisions of Schedule 7A of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973, the press and public be excluded from the meeting during consideration of the following item on the grounds defined in Standing Order 26(a), namely, that exempt information relating to a particular employee of the Comhairle would be disclosed. | ||
Appointment to the Post of Supply Teacher E02.27 |
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The Acting Director of Education and Leisure Services submitted a report concerning the appointment of IMG to the post of supply teacher. The background to the matter was outlined in the report. It was agreed to recommend that IMG be appointed to the post of supply teacher. |
EDUCATIONAL PROVISION | ||
Scheme of Specific Grants for Gaelic Education 1998/99: End of Year Reports PR13.05.01 |
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The Acting Director of Education and Leisure Services submitted a report concerning the progress made within the scheme of specific grants for Gaelic Education for the year 1998/99 on a project by project basis. It was agreed to note the report. |
SUPPORT SERVICES | ||
It was agreed that, in accordance with the provisions of Schedule 7A of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973, the press and public be excluded from the meeting during consideration of the following item on the grounds defined in Standing Order 26(c), namely, that exempt information relating to particular applicants for a service provided by the Comhairle would be disclosed. | ||
School Transport Appeals E05.01.22 |
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The Acting Director of Education and Leisure Services submitted appeals for school transport received from parents of pupils for whom free transport had been refused, on the grounds that the cases fell outwith the current policy on school transport. The Sub-Committee proceeded to determine the appeals in the light of the information submitted by and on behalf of the appellants, the local member or parent, where appropriate and the Departments of Technical Services and Education and Leisure Services as follows: CASE AREA DECISION L46/99 Newton Appeal not upheld. L47/99 Carloway Appeal not upheld. L48/99 Manor Park Appeal upheld on the grounds of exceptional circumstances until the end of the academic school year 1999/2000 L49/99 Carloway Appeal upheld until the end of this school term and until the end of this school year on the production of a doctors note NU09/99 Lochmaddy Appeal upheld on the grounds of exceptional circumstances until the end of this academic school year 1999/2000 SU45/99 Loch Eynort Appeal not upheld |
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