38. Pupils not to take part in trade disputes.

(1) No pupil as defined in the Education Act, 1961, other than a lawful member of a trade union, shall -

(a) do any act in contemplation or furtherance of a trade dispute;

(b) instigate or incite any other person to take part in or continue or to support by money or otherwise or to do any other act in contemplation or furtherance of any strike or lock-out; or

(c ) take part in or be a member of any meeting or assembly of more than five persons called for the purpose of instigating or inciting any person to take part in or continue or to support by money or otherwise or to do any other act in contemplation or furtherance of any strike or lock-out.

(2) The Minister of Education may, by notice in writing, require the governors or managers of any school to expel any pupil convicted or found guilty of an offence against this section and thereupon the governors or managers shall expel the pupil or cause him to be expelled accordingly.

(3) A pupil who has been expelled from a school by the governors or managers thereof in pursuance of a notice given under this section shall not thereafter -

(a) enter the premises of the school; or

(b) become a pupil of any other school without the permission of the Minister of Education.