Cause for Concern Sample Clauses
The "Cause for Concern" clause identifies specific circumstances or behaviors that may indicate a potential problem or risk within the context of an agreement or ongoing relationship. Typically, this clause outlines warning signs—such as missed deadlines, financial instability, or repeated non-compliance—that trigger additional scrutiny or remedial actions. Its core practical function is to provide an early warning mechanism, enabling parties to address issues proactively before they escalate into more serious breaches or disputes.
Cause for Concern. Should a member of staff have any cause for concern during the delivery of the lesson, this includes inappropriate language and attire; they will report the concerns to the Head of School (▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇) or Deputy Head Teachers (▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇)
Cause for Concern. 13.1 We are committed to an ethos of equality and inclusivity and aim to promote positive mental health and well-being. We encourage all students to ask us for support as soon as possible when it is needed so that we can help you realise your full potential and complete your studies.
13.2 Occasionally a student’s physical or mental health condition may impact upon their own, or others’, ability to fulfil their potential; alternatively, a student’s behaviour may give cause for concern but the Student Disciplinary Policy and Procedures may not be the most appropriate route of resolution. The Cause for Concern Policy outlines the action that we will take in such instances to ensure that issues can be dealt with in a clear and transparent fashion. The policy is available in full from the Latest Policies webpage and on the VLE for enrolled students under Policies for Students.