Common use of Financial Support for Students Clause in Contracts

Financial Support for Students. Bursary LCC and LCoM will continue to offer bursaries as outlined in the tables below. At Leeds City College: Household income Total Bursary Semester 1 Semester 2 Less than £25,000 £500 £250 £250 £25,000 to £42, 875 £250 £125 £125 At Leeds College of Music: Household income Total Bursary Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Less than £25,000 £1,000 £250 £500 £250 £25,000 to £42, 875 £500 £125 £250 £125  These will be for Home students and all applicants will be equally eligible. Assessment will be based on need in line with income assessments used for applications to the Student Loan Company. We will also consider other schemes based on assessment of need.  At LCC the payment of the bursary is also subject to satisfactory completion of work and performance on the course.  AT LCC the Bursary support has been reduced in order to be able to give more targeted support for students in financial emergencies and to provide increased support on programme. The more targeted approach to financial support at LCC by lowering the bursary and increasing the hardship fund will help to support students who really need the financial support. The management of the hardship fund over the past year has demonstrated that students require financial assistance immediately and cannot wait for scheduled bursary payments. This more targeted allocation of resources will enable us to support students when they need the support and thereby enabling them to continue with their studies.

Financial Support for Students. Bursary LCC and LCoM will continue to offer bursaries as outlined in the tables below. At Leeds City College: Household income Total Bursary Semester 1 Semester 2 Less than £25,000 £500 £250 £250 £25,000 to £42, 875 £250 £125 £125 At Leeds College of Music: Household income Total Bursary Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Less than £25,000 £1,000 £250 £500 £250 £25,000 to £42, 875 £500 £125 £250 £125  • These will be for Home students and all applicants will be equally eligible. Assessment will be based on need in line with income assessments used for applications to the Student Loan Company. We will also consider other schemes based on assessment of need.  • At LCC the payment of the bursary is also subject to satisfactory completion of work and performance on the course.  • AT LCC the Bursary support has been reduced in order to be able to give more targeted support for students in financial emergencies and to provide increased support on programme. The more targeted approach to financial support at LCC by lowering the bursary and increasing the hardship fund will help to support students who really need the financial support. The management of the hardship fund over the past year has demonstrated that students require financial assistance immediately and cannot wait for scheduled bursary payments. This more targeted allocation of resources will enable us to support students when they need the support and thereby enabling them to continue with their studies.