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(2) health and safety risks to adults which are non-manageable
(3)
health and safety risks to children which are manageable
(4)
health and safety risks to adults which are manageable The manageability
of risk is assessed by the Board's Health and Safety Officer.
2.
SPECIAL EDUCATION PROVISION
Where a new unit has been approved by the Department of Education.
3. FURTHER ACCOMMODATION FOR COMPULSORY AGE PUPILS
Where it is imperative that further accommodation must be provided
to accommodate pupils of compulsory school age.
This criterion is sub-divided as follows:-
(1) allocations to Special 'S' Schools
(2) allocations to Special 'M' Schools
(3) allocations to Primary Schools. This is applied only where excess
numbers above the agreed enrolment number are as a result of needs
of children in accessing their nearest primary school. Allocations
under this sub-criterion are based on a sliding scale of pupil numbers.
4. SCHOOL MEALS PROVISION
Where it is imperative that further accommodation must be provided
in fulfilling the duties of the Board in relation to the provision
of school meals.
5. NEEDS ARISING FROM ROOM CONVERSION
The provision of further accommodation where, on the agreement of
the Board, existing accommodation has been converted for alternative
teaching use.
6. UNSATISFACTORY ACCOMMODATION
The replacement of unsatisfactory accommodation where a health and
safety risk does not exist.
7. ANCILLARY ACCOMMODATION
The provision of ancillary accommodation where a health and safety
risk does not exist.
Minor works/temporary accommodation are allocated within the resources
available to the Board. Within these resources permanent accommodation
is considered as a first option on the basis of "value for public
money".
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