Charging. Sections 402 (Obligation to enter pupils for public examinations), 450 - 457 (charges), 459 (regulations about information about charges and school hours) and 460 (voluntary contributions), 461 (recovery of sums as civil debt) - 462 (Interpretation re charges) of the Education Act 1996 shall be deemed to apply to the Academy with the following modifications:
Charging. E Not used.
Charging. 12.1 Government funding is intended to cover the cost to deliver 15 or 30 hours a week of free, high quality, flexible childcare. It is not intended to cover the cost of meals, consumables, additional hours or additional services.
12.2 Providers can charge for meals and snacks as part of a free entitlement place and they can also charge for consumables such as nappies or sun cream and for services such as trips and yoga. These charges must be voluntary for the parent. Where parents are unable or unwilling to pay for meals and consumables, providers who choose to offer the free entitlements are responsible for setting their own policy on how to respond, with options including waiving or reducing the cost of meals and snacks or allowing parents to supply their own meals. Providers should be particularly mindful of the impact of additional charges on the most disadvantaged parents.
12.3 Providers should deliver the free entitlements consistently so that all children accessing any of the free entitlements will receive the same quality and access to provision, regardless of whether they opt to pay for optional hours, services, meals or consumables.
12.4 Together for Children will not intervene where parents choose to purchase additional hours of provision or additional services, providing that this does not affect the parent’s ability to take up their child’s free place. The provider should be completely transparent about any additional charges.
12.5 Providers should publish their admissions criteria and ensure parents understand which hours/sessions can be taken as free provision. Not all providers will be able to offer fully flexible places, but providers should work with parents to ensure that as far as possible, the pattern of hours is convenient for parents’ working hours.
12.6 Providers can charge parents a deposit to secure their child’s funded place but should refund the deposit in full to parents within a reasonable time scale. Settings should refund the deposit only after the census has taken place in which the child has been included and funding has been paid to the setting. If a parent withdraws the child prior to the census the deposit will not be refunded. Parents must be informed of this if providers decide to charge a deposit.
12.7 Providers cannot charge parents “top-up” fees (the difference between a provider’s usual fee and the funding they receive from the local authority to deliver free places) or require parents to pay a non-refundable reg...
Charging. For all its Academies except 16 to 19 Academies, the Academy Trust must comply with sections 402, 450-457 and 459-462 of the Education Act 1996 with regard to public examinations, charging, providing information, inviting voluntary contributions and recovering civil debts, as if its Academies were maintained schools.
Charging. A Party (“Chargor”) may create a Charge over all of its rights under this Agreement in favour of a recognised financial institution (“Chargee”) to secure financial accommodation provided to the Chargor in relation to its obligations under this Agreement, provided that the Chargee shall first covenant in writing in favour of the other Party (“Non-Charging Party”), pursuant to a deed in such terms as the Non-Charging Party may reasonably require, that in relation to the exercise of any power of sale or other right or remedy under the Charge granted to the Chargee, the Chargee and any person (including any receiver or receiver and manager or agent) claiming through the Chargee will comply with the provisions of this Clause 22 as if it were originally a party hereto, and will not exercise any power of sale of the rights and/or obligations of the Chargor under the Agreement except in accordance with this Clause 22.
Charging. Government funding is intended to cover the cost to deliver 15 or 30 hours a week of free, high quality, flexible childcare. It is not intended to cover the cost of meals, consumables, additional hours or additional services.
Charging. Vacation leave shall be charged in increments in accordance with the uniform 6 time charging provisions of Article 13.
Charging. 19.1 The Tenant shall not charge the whole of this lease without the consent of the Landlord, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld.
19.2 The Tenant shall not charge part only of this lease.
Charging. 5.1 The Beneficiary shall pay to the Depot Facility Owner:
5.1.1 the charges set out in paragraph 1 of Appendix 2 in respect of Machine Washing up to the Minimum Level of Services; and
5.1.2 the charges set out in paragraph 2 of Appendix 2 in respect of Machine Washing comprised in the Variable Level of Services;
Charging. Your Charges Guide sets out current pricing information about out of bundle charges (charges for messaging, minutes, and data) as well as charges for additional services which are not included in your monthly plan charge. It also includes roaming charges which may be a lot higher than your UK standard charges. All these charges will be added to your bill as and when you use the services. It also explains the speed limits that apply to some of our plans – please see the Charges Guide for further details.
