1989 Act

The 1989 Act, often referring to legislation like the Education Act 1989 in the UK, primarily governs how schools operate, handle discipline, and ensure student safety. It sets out rules for discipline procedures, exclusion policies, and the responsibilities of teachers and school authorities to create an effective learning environment. The Act emphasizes balancing authority with students’ rights, promoting inclusive education, and protecting students from bullying and harassment. Overall, it aims to support a structured, fair, and safe school environment that encourages learning and personal development.