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Start a business to help people or communities - business structures including community interest companies and co-operatives
Guidance for providers of childcare on domestic and non-domestic premises who want to expand their registered setting into new premises.
To start a charity you need trustees, to choose a business structure, decide suitable charitable purposes and you may have to register with the Charity Commission.
There are 6 steps to setting up a charity. Find trustees for your charity…
Your charity must have ‘charitable purposes’ that help the public (known…
The official name of your charity is known as its ‘main name’. Your…
You must choose a structure for your charity, which will affect things…
You must create a ‘governing document’ (or ‘rulebook’) for your charity…
You must apply to register your charity if both: its income is at least…
This paper compares price-setting behaviour in Lesotho and South Africa using a comparable set of products.
Information for schools about the standard setting process for key stage 2 national curriculum tests.
You must tell Ofsted about the premises you want to include in your application to register a nursery or other daycare organisation.
Set up a free school - find out what you need to do and how to increase your chance of success
You must apply to Ofsted to move your setting or to include additional premises in the registration of your nursery or other daycare.
Information for schools about the standard setting process for key stage 1 national curriculum tests in 2016.
If you are a childminder, you must tell Ofsted within 14 days about new people aged 16 or over who live or work in the home where you look after children. This includes children who turn 16. If you are...
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