Documents

How the school was established, and its powers and competences

How the school was established, and the powers and competences that follow from it, are fixed by its founding instrument and by the decision admitting it to the network of schools and school facilities of the Slovak Republic.

Not published yet The text of the founding instrument is not published here yet; it will follow. The admission decision and its date are amongst the identifying data below, where the school has entered them.

The school’s identifying data

The school’s identifying data are held in its own database and are set out below exactly as the school entered them.

The school’s identifying data are not available yet.

Not published yet The founder of the school is not published here yet; it will follow.

Where, when, and how information may be obtained

A request for information may be made in writing, orally, by fax, by electronic mail, or by any other technically workable means (§ 14(1) of Act No. 211/2000 Coll.). A written request may be sent to the school’s registered seat, which is amongst the identifying data above.

Not published yet Office hours, a telephone number, and an electronic address for requests will follow.

Where, within what period, and how an appeal is lodged

An appeal against a decision of the school refusing the information requested may be lodged within 15 days of the decision being served, or of the period for deciding the request expiring without a decision. The appeal is lodged with the school that issued the decision or ought to have issued it. The school’s superior body decides the appeal within 15 days of receiving it. A decision refusing a request is open to review by a court (§ 19 of Act No. 211/2000 Coll.).

The procedure for handling requests for information

A request must make plain which obliged person it is addressed to, who is making it, what information it concerns, and how the applicant proposes the information should be supplied. The school deals with a request within eight working days of the day it was made. On serious grounds it may extend that period by at most a further eight working days, and it must give the applicant its reasons without delay. Where the school does not grant a request, even in part, it issues a written decision (§§ 14, 17, and 18 of Act No. 211/2000 Coll.).

The legislation under which the school acts and decides

The school acts and decides chiefly under the instruments below, as amended. The survey is not exhaustive and is being completed with the school.

• Act No. 211/2000 Coll., on free access to information
• Act No. 245/2008 Coll., on upbringing and education (the Education Act)
• Act No. 321/2025 Coll., on school administration
• Act No. 138/2019 Coll., on teaching staff and specialist staff
• Act No. 18/2018 Coll., on the protection of personal data
• the General Data Protection Regulation

The schedule of charges for supplying information

Information is supplied free of charge, save for a payment covering the material cost of making copies, of obtaining the storage media, and of sending the information to the applicant. The cost of supplying information in a form accessible to a person with a sensory impairment is borne by the school (§ 21(1) of Act No. 211/2000 Coll.).

Not published yet The school sets its own charges. The schedule will be published here once it is approved.

The school education programme

The head teacher publishes the school education programme in a publicly accessible place, on the school’s website, and on the website the education ministry designates, within 60 days of its approval (§ 7(9) of Act No. 245/2008 Coll.).

Not published yet An approved school education programme is not published here yet. Once approved it will be published amongst the documents below.