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Subsidiary location & dislocation.

Schools can have part of the school at another location. A dislocation is part of a school in a different building and at a different place than the main building. A subsidiary location was once an independent school.

Dislocation

A dislocation is part of the school used to solve a lack of space in the main building. It is a necessary move of part of the school. For example, two classes that move to a temporary building or the upper grades that move to a new school building. A dislocation is not a subsidiary location.

Subsidiary location

A dislocation is sometimes confused with a subsidiary location. Such a location was once an independent school before it became part of the school. The former school merged with another school and became a subsidiary location. A location can of course have dislocations. For example, a secondary school with different locations that joins a school partnership. The education executive agency gives more information about subsidiary locations.

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