(a) deliver educational benefits to children and young persons; (b) promote the efficient and effective use of resources; (c) promote equality of opportunity; (d) promote good relations; and (e) promote respect for identity, diversity and community cohesion.
Shared education means the education together of -
(a) those of different religious belief, including reasonable numbers of both Protestant and Roman Catholic children or young persons; and (b) those who are experiencing socio-economic deprivation and those who are not, which is secured by the working together and co-operation of two or more relevant providers.
A “relevant provider” means a person providing education at a grant-aided school, or services of any kind (including youth services) which provide educational benefit to children or young persons.
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