What makes an Inclusive school statute?

Features of the inclusive statute:

1. 1.
   The statutes of schools define the laws, orders and prohibitions that apply not only to students, but also to the management and teachers.
2. 2.
   The school statute must not violate human rights! (Rights enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights)
3. 3.
   The school charter must not violate children's rights! (Rights enshrined in the Constitution of a given country and EU laws)
4. 4.
   The school statute must not violate the student's rights! (Rights enshrined in the Education Law)
5. 5.
   The school statute does not override any ordinances, laws or the Constitution and EU laws.
6. 6.
   The statute may not restrict the right to express one's views.
7. 7.
   The statute must not interfere with the appearance or discriminate against students.
8. 8.
   The statute may not allow for a system of penalties that is inconsistent with the education law.
9. 9.
   The statutes must not discriminate against any group of students.