Acceptance and Acceptance Fee Sample Clauses

Acceptance and Acceptance Fee. 2.1. An offer of a place for your child at the School is accepted by you submitting a completed Acceptance Form and paying the Acceptance Fee. 2.2. The Acceptance Fee will form part of the general funds of the School. 2.3. If your child starts at the School the Acceptance Fee will be credited without interest to the final payment of the fees or other sums due to the School on your child's leaving the School. 2.4. If your child does not start at the School the Acceptance Fee is not refundable, whether a Term’s Notice is given or not. 2.5. A child is deemed to start at the School when they become a registered pupil (marked on the attendance register at least once). The payment of an Acceptance Fee or any other fees or attendance at an induction day does not mean that your child has started at the School. 2.6. If a pupil at Abingdon Preparatory School is offered a place at the Senior School, the Acceptance Fee already paid to Prep School will be deducted from the Acceptance Fee amount requested by the Senior School.
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Acceptance and Acceptance Fee. 7.1. An offer of a place for the Pupil at Kearsney is accepted (subject to clause 7.3) by: 7.1.1. the Parents signing this Contract and returning it to Kearsney; and 7.1.2. payment of the Acceptance Fee; and 7.1.3. full compliance with any other terms or conditions notified to the Parents by Kearsney at the time the offer is made. 7.2. Kearsney reserves the right to waive compliance with fulfilment of any of the provisions of clause 7.1, whether before or after the due date for fulfilment thereof. 7.3. The Parents acknowledge that Kearsney may offer places to more Pupils than it is able to take in any given year, and that despite proper acceptance by the Parents in terms of clause 7.1, Kearsney reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to only fill the number of allocated places for Pupils it is willing to take. If, despite the Parents having properly accepted an offer of a place, Kearsney exercises its aforementioned discretion or is not able to take the Pupil for any reason whatsoever, it will notify the Parents as soon as it is reasonably able to do so. In such instance, any Acceptance Fee paid will be refunded. 7.4. If, subsequent to entering into this Contract, the Pupil does not take up a place at Kearsney (save for by reason of death or long term hospitalisation) the Parents will not be refunded the Acceptance Fee. The Acceptance Fee will be kept by Kearsney as a reasonable cancellation fee for the Pupil's withdrawal. 7.5. Kearsney reserves the right to refuse entry to Kearsney of the Pupil (and to terminate this Agreement) where any circumstances have changed between the date of application or acceptance and the commencement of the school year in which the Pupil is to first enter Kearsney. It is at Kearsney’s sole discretion to exercise this right for any reason whatever, including but not limited to changes in the Parent’s credit worthiness, the payment record with any school at which the Pupil was previously enrolled, or the behaviour or academic performance of the Pupil. If the Acceptance Fee has already been paid, it will be refunded to the Parents.
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Acceptance and Acceptance Fee. (a) How you accept our offer of a place. An offer of a place for your child at the School is accepted by you submitting the completed Acceptance Form and paying the acceptance fee. (b) The non-refundable status of the acceptance fee. The acceptance fee is not refundable if your child does not take up a place at the School. The limited exception to this is where the School actually fills the specific vacancy created by your child's withdrawal, in which case the School shall refund the acceptance fee to you less its costs in administering your dealings with the School or a reasonable estimate of those costs2.
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Acceptance and Acceptance Fee. 7.1 An offer of a place for a Learner at the School is accepted by the Parents signing this Contract and (if applicable) paying the Acceptance Fee, Registration Fee, and the Testing Fee. 7.2 If, subsequent to entering into this Contract, the Learner does not take up a place at the School (save for by reason of death or long-term hospitalisation) the Parents will not be refunded the Acceptance Fee, Registration Fee and the Testing Fee. 7.3 If the Learner does take up a place with the School, the Acceptance Fee will form part of the general funds of the School. The School will be entitled to treat the interest generated from such Acceptance Fee as income.
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