### Education Regulations 《教育規例》

84. School name to be displayed
(1) At or near the entrance to the premises of every school there shall be prominently displayed a board or other form of notice bearing in conspicuous lettering the registered name of the school.
(2) No name except the registered name of a school shall be—
(a) displayed on the school premises; or
(b) used by the school,
as being the name of the school.

85. Specifications for exit door
Any exit door of the premises of any school must be capable of being opened from inside without using a key when any pupil who does not reside in the school premises is in the school premises.
(27 of 2004 s. 55)

86. Identification of rooms
At the entrance to every classroom there shall be a board or sign bearing an identification number or letter for such room.

87. Maximum number of pupils
(1) The Permanent Secretary may specify the maximum number of pupils permitted in every classroom. (8 of 2001 s. 25; 3 of 2003 s. 14)
(2) In every classroom there shall be kept exhibited in a prominent place a notice specifying the maximum number of pupils permitted in that room, and no more than such maximum number shall be permitted in that room. (8 of 2001 s. 25)

88. Size of classes
In any school providing—
(aa) nursery education, not more than 20 pupils; (L.N. 192 of 1983)
(a) kindergarten education, not more than 30 pupils;
(b) full-day kindergarten education, not more than 20 pupils;
(c) primary, secondary or post-secondary education or any other educational course (other than an IMC school), not more than 45 pupils, (27 of 2004 s. 56)
shall be taught at one time by one teacher, except in special cases with the permission of the Permanent Secretary.
(L.N. 237 of 1982; 3 of 2003 s. 14)

89A. Period of attendance at nursery schools
No pupil undergoing nursery education shall attend at a school for that purpose for any period other than a period beginning and ending either before or after 1 p.m. on any day that he attends the school.
(L.N. 192 of 1983)

90. Attendance registers
A separate attendance register in a form approved by the Permanent Secretary shall be kept for each class.
(3 of 2003 s. 14)

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91. Equipment and educational facilities
(1) All schools shall be provided with adequate apparatus, equipment, teaching materials and general facilities.
(2) The Permanent Secretary may give directions in writing to the management authority of any school providing nursery, kindergarten, primary, secondary or post-secondary education or any other educational course that the school shall be provided with any such apparatus, equipment, teaching materials or general facilities as may be specified by the Permanent Secretary in such directions. (L.N. 192 of 1983; 3 of 2003 s. 14; 27 of 2004 s. 70)
(L.N. 237 of 1982)

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92. Syllabus and time-table subject to approval of Permanent Secretary
(1) (Repealed L.N. 268 of 1990)(2) The responsible person of every school shall submit to the Permanent Secretary whenever so required by the Permanent Secretary the syllabus of instruction of each class or any other document he may specify for his approval. (27 of 2004 s. 71)
(3) The Permanent Secretary may give directions in writing to the responsible person of any school as to the instruction which shall be or shall not be included in any such syllabus. (27 of 2004 s. 71)
(4) Unless with the express permission of the Permanent Secretary in writing, military training by schools is prohibited.
(5)-(7) (Repealed L.N. 268 of 1990)(8) The Permanent Secretary may give a direction in writing to the principal of a school that from such date as may be specified in the direction a syllabus of instruction or any other document specified in the direction shall not be used for instruction in any class in the school or in such class in the school as may be specified in the direction. (27 of 2004 s. 58)
(9) No person shall use a syllabus of instruction or any other document in contravention of a direction given under paragraph (8). (L.N. 268 of 1990)
(10) The Permanent Secretary may give directions in writing to the responsible person of any school in respect of the time-table of work of any class and may require any responsible person to submit for his approval any such time-table. (27 of 2004 s. 71)
(11) (Repealed L.N. 268 of 1990)(12) The responsible person shall inform the Permanent Secretary of any change in the hours of school work. (27 of 2004 s. 71)
(L.N. 268 of 1990; 3 of 2003 s. 14)

93. Restriction on training for teachers
Unless permitted by the Permanent Secretary, no school shall provide any course of training the completion of which qualifies the participant for being registered as a registered teacher.
(27 of 2004 s. 59)

94. Information to be given concerning school and pupils
The management authority shall submit to the Permanent Secretary, whenever required by the Permanent Secretary, such information concerning the school or pupils thereof as may be required by the Permanent Secretary.
(3 of 2003 s. 14; 27 of 2004 s. 70)

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96. Expulsion and suspension of pupils
(1) If in the opinion of the Permanent Secretary the behaviour of any pupil is undesirable or improper or contrary to the good of the school or the other pupils he may, in his absolute discretion, require the principal to expel such pupil from the school or to suspend him for such time and under such conditions as the Permanent Secretary may specify. (L.N. 268 of 1990; 3 of 2003 s. 14; 27 of 2004 s. 61)
(2) Nothing in paragraph (1) shall prejudice the right of a principal or supervisor to expel or suspend a pupil from the school.

97. Expelled pupil not to enter school premises without permission
(1) No pupil who has been expelled from a school under regulation 96(1) shall enter or remain in the school premises without the permission of the management authority of the school. (27 of 2004 s. 62)
(2) (Repealed 27 of 2004 s. 62)(3 of 2003 s. 14)

98. Prejudicial activities
(1) No instruction, education, entertainment, recreation or activity of any kind which, in the opinion of the Permanent Secretary, is in any way prejudicial to the welfare of the pupils or to their education generally shall be permitted upon any school premises or upon the occasion of any school or classroom activity.
(2) The Permanent Secretary may give directions in writing or other guidance to the management authority of any school as to the dissemination of information or expression of opinion of a political nature in that school, so as to ensure that that information or opinion is unbiased. (27 of 2004 s. 70)
(L.N. 268 of 1990; 3 of 2003 s. 14)