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Lettings Policy 1. Introduction The Governing Body controls the use of the school premises both during and outside school hours. The Governing Body regards the school buildings and grounds as a community

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How to fill out letting school premises

1. Gather all necessary documents and information about the school premises.
2. Identify the purpose for which the premises are being let, such as for hosting events, classes, or meetings.
3. Determine the availability and schedule of the premises for letting.
4. Prepare a contract or agreement outlining the terms and conditions for letting the school premises.
5. Specify the duration and rental fee for using the premises.
6. Ensure compliance with any legal requirements or regulations for letting the premises.
7. Create a booking system or procedure for interested parties to request the use of the premises.
8. Promote the availability of the school premises to potential renters through various channels.
9. Maintain and manage the premises during the letting period.
10. Keep records of all transactions and agreements related to letting the school premises.

Who needs letting school premises?

1. Event organizers who require a suitable venue for conferences, workshops, or performances.
2. Educational institutions or organizations in need of additional space for classes, seminars, or training sessions.
3. Non-profit organizations seeking a location to conduct meetings, fundraisers, or community events.
4. Businesses looking for a temporary or flexible workspace to hold meetings or collaborate on projects.
5. Individuals or groups hosting social gatherings, parties, or recreational activities.
6. Sports clubs or teams requiring an indoor or outdoor space for practices, matches, or tournaments.
7. Cultural or arts groups needing a venue for rehearsals, exhibitions, or performances.
8. Government agencies or departments in need of a facility for official meetings or public forums.

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What is letting school premises?

Letting school premises refers to the process by which a school allows its facilities, such as classrooms or sports halls, to be used by external organizations or individuals for various activities, events, or functions.

Who is required to file letting school premises?

Schools that are renting out their premises to outside parties are required to file letting school premises.

How to fill out letting school premises?

To fill out letting school premises, you need to provide details about the school’s facilities, the renting parties, the duration of the let, the purpose of the let, and any fees associated with the letting.

What is the purpose of letting school premises?

The purpose of letting school premises is to generate additional income for the school while providing community access to its facilities for various activities.

What information must be reported on letting school premises?

The information that must be reported includes the organization renting the premises, the intended use of the premises, rental duration, any fees charged, and any conditions associated with the letting.