A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term. A Term's Written Notice must be given if:
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term.
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term. A Term's Written Notice must be given if:
8.3.1 the Parents wish to cancel a place after acceptance; or
8.3.2 the Parents wish to withdraw the Pupil who has entered the School; or
8.3.3 if, following the GCSE year or AS Level year, the Pupil will not return for the following year even if he / she has achieved the required grades.
Examples of A Term's Written Notice in a sentence
A Term's Written Notice is required to discontinue extra tuition or a Term's Fees for the extra tuition will be immediately payable in lieu as a debt.
A Term's Written Notice is required to discontinue extra tuition or a Term's Fees for the extra tuition will be immediately payable.
A Term's Written Notice is required to discontinue extra tuition or a Term's Fees for the extra tuition will be immediately payable in lieu of notice as a debt.
A Term's Written Notice is required to discontinue extra tuition, including music lessons, or a Term's Fees for the extra tuition will be immediately payable in lieu as a debt.
A Term's Written Notice must be given if the Parents wish to cancel the place after acceptance, or if the Parents wish to Withdraw the Pupil who has entered the School.
More Definitions of A Term's Written Notice
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term. A Term’s Written Notice must be given if:
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given by the last day of the Term preceding the last Term. For the avoidance of doubt – as an example, if a Parent wishes to provide a Term’s Written Notice to withdraw their Pupil after the Autumn Term (that Term starting in September) then they must provide notice by the last day of the Summer Term (that term starting in April) in order to allow a full Term’s notice.
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term. A Term's Written Notice must be given if:
9.3.1 the Parents wish to cancel the place after acceptance; or
9.3.2 the Parents wish to withdraw the Pupil who has entered the School;
9.3.3 the Parents or the Pupil wish(es) to transfer from boarding to day status or vice versa, or between categories of boarding; or
9.3.4 following the GCSE year or Year 12, the Pupil will not return for the following year even if he / she has achieved the required grades.
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term. This means that if, for example, you wish to withdraw the Pupil with effect from the start of the Michaelmas Term (i.e. at the start of an academic year) then you would need to tell us in writing that you wish to withdraw the Pupil on or before the first day of the preceding Trinity Term (i.e. the final term of the preceding academic year) or pay one Term's Fees in lieu of Notice as referred to in clause 9.7 above.
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given no later than the first day of the term before the term to which the notice relates for example;
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of either January, April or September and expiring at the end of the relevant Term. A Term's Written Notice must be given if the Parents wish to:
A Term's Written Notice means Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term. A Term's Written Notice must be given if:
9.4.1 the Parents wish to cancel the place after acceptance; or
9.4.2 except where clause 9.6 applies in which case two Terms' Written Notice must be given, the Parents wish to withdraw the Pupil who has entered the School; or
9.4.3 the Parents or the Pupil wish(es) to transfer from boarding to day status or vice versa, or between categories of boarding; or
9.4.4 following the GCSE year or Lower Sixth Year, the Pupil will not return for the following year even if she has achieved the required grades.