This procedure outlines the processes for applying for, granting and cancelling an exemption from compulsory schooling and the compulsory participation phase.

Exemptions should be applied for, and a decision made on the application by the decision maker, prior to the proposed exemption period.

An exemption may be appropriate in the following circumstances: • diagnosis of terminal medical condition. • illness or hospitalisation (including recovery ...

The school principal is not responsible for providing an educational program to your child during the approved exemption period; however they may provide advice ...

9 февр. 2024 г. · An exemption is available when a child cannot attend, or it would be unreasonable for them to attend, school for a period of more than 10 ...

For non-state school students: Non-state school principals have the authority to approve exemptions of up to and including 110 school days in a calendar year ...

The Department of Education and Training is collecting the information on this form to determine if a student is entitled to an exemption from compulsory ...

This form is to be used for a child/young person who is currently enrolled in a Queensland state school to apply for an exemption from compulsory schooling or ...

An exemption may be appropriate in the following circumstances: • diagnosis of terminal medical condition. • illness or hospitalisation (including recovery ...

Exemption for more than 10 school days and under 110 school days for a student at a non-state school. Amendment - Education (General Provisions) Act 2006.