Health, Wellbeing, Support for Study and Disciplinary Matters Sample Clauses

Health, Wellbeing, Support for Study and Disciplinary Matters. 3.1 Attendance and Engagement 3.1.1 Gaining the most from your studies at Kingston Maurward will require regular attendance at taught sessions and engagement with other learning materials available through your programme MS Teams page. Some face-to-face sessions may require mandatory attendance such as assessed practical tasks used for grading modules. 3.1.2 The College sets expectations for regular attendance for full time students in its KMS 109 Attendance and Engagement Policy. This sets an expectation for 90% attendance and engagement for students. 3.1.3 We understand that your attendance on campus can be affected by short term sickness, childcare or carer duties, or other things outside of your control. The key thing is to communicate with your module and programme leaders so that learning materials can be accessible if you cannot attend in person. 3.1.4 The College has responsibilities to report your engagement and attendance on your programme to those who are sponsoring your tuition fees. These may include the: • Student Loan Company (SLC)/ Student Finance England (SFE) • Office for Students and Department for Education • HE Funding bodies for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and UK Overseas Territories • Employers if funding places • Sponsors for overseas students and UKVI 3.1.5 To confirm your regular attendance and engagement with your studies the College expects that you are maintaining progress in your studies. This can be demonstrated by: • Regular attendance at campus-based learning • Engagement with on-line or remotely available resources through MS Teams • Submission and satisfactory completion of assessments in a timely manner • Satisfactory Progress Reviews with your Programme Leader 3.1.6 If the College is not able to confirm your attendance and engagement with your studies there may be implications for your success or continuation on the programme. Consequences may include: • The SLC/ SFE may withdraw your tuition fees loans if we cannot confirm your attendance • You may be in contravention of your UK Visa and Immigration requirements (see Section 6 for International Students) • Your employer may withdraw their support for your continued place on the programme • Poor performance in Assessment leading to re-sits or repeated studies which may incur more fees (for more information see KMS 703 Fees Policy) • Withdrawal from the programme due to poor academic performance 3.1.7 If you think your studies are going to be affected by health...