Public examinations. The Head may, after consultation with the Parents and the Pupil, decline to enter the Pupil's name for a public examination if, in the exercise of his / her professional judgement, the Head considers that by doing so the Pupil's prospects in other examinations would be impaired and / or if the Pupil has not prepared for the examination with sufficient diligence, for example, because the Pupil has not worked or revised in accordance with advice or instruction from his / her tutors.
Public examinations. The Headmaster may, after consultation with the Parents and the Pupil, decline to enter the Pupil's name for a public examination if, in the exercise of his / her professional judgement, the Headmaster considers that by doing so the Pupil's prospects in other examinations would be impaired and / or if the Pupil has not prepared for the examination with sufficient diligence, for example, because the Pupil has not worked or revised in accordance with advice or instruction from his / her tutors.
Public examinations. The Principal may, after consultation with the Parents and the Student, decline to enter the Student's name for a public examination if, in the exercise of professional judgement, the Principal considers that by doing so the Student's prospects in other examinations would be impaired and/or if the Student has not prepared for the examination with sufficient diligence (for example, because the Student has not worked or revised in accordance with advice or instruction from their tutors).
Public examinations. (a) The Headmaster may, after consultation with Parents and the Pupil, refuse to allow a Pupil to begin the study of a subject which leads to a public examination or decline to enter the Pupil’s name for a public examination if, in the exercise of professional judgement, the Headmaster considers that by doing so the Pupil’s prospects in other examinations would be impaired and/or if the Pupil has not prepared for the examination with sufficient diligence, for example, because the Pupil has not worked or revised in accordance with advice or instruction from the staff.
Public examinations. The School Director may, after consultation with Parents and the Student, decline to enter the Student's name for a public examination if, in the exercise of professional judgment, the Director considers that by doing so the Student's prospects in other examinations would be impaired and/or if the Student has not prepared for the examination with sufficient diligence, for example, because the Student has not worked or revised in accordance with advice or instruction from the staff. Reports and References: Information supplied to Parents and others concerning the progress and character of the Student, and about examination, further education and career prospects, and any references will be given conscientiously and with all due care and skill but otherwise without liability on the part of the School.
Public examinations. The Education Director may, after consultation with the Parents and the Pupil, decline to enter the Pupil's name for a public examination if, in the exercise of his / her professional judgement, the Education Director considers that by doing so the Pupil's prospects in other examinations would be impaired and / or if the Pupil has not prepared for the examination with sufficient diligence, for example, because the Pupil has not worked or revised in accordance with advice or instruction from his / her tutors.
Public examinations. The Master may, after consultation with the Parents and the Pupil, decline to enter the Pupil’s name for a public examination if, in the exercise of professional judgement, the Master considers that: (i) by doing so the Pupil’s prospects in other examinations would be impaired; or (ii) the Pupil has not worked or revised in accordance with advice or instruction from the College’s staff.
