85 Pupils: admission and treatment, etc
Equality Act 2010 (2010 c 15) | Legislation

85  Pupils: admission and treatment, etc

(1)     The responsible body of a school to which this section applies must not discriminate against a person—

(a)     in the arrangements it makes for deciding who is offered admission as a pupil;

(b)     as to the terms on which it offers to admit the person as a pupil;

(c)     by not admitting the person as a pupil.

(2)     The responsible body of such a school must not discriminate against a pupil—

(a)     in the way it provides education for the pupil;

(b)     in the way it affords the pupil access to a benefit, facility or service;

(c)     by not providing education for the pupil;

(d)

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