Common use of Health and Wellbeing Clause in Contracts

Health and Wellbeing. If during the program, the student is diagnosed with a physical condition that prevents him/her from participating normally in their program, they may be sent home, at the discretion of EF Academy. Similarly, if the student is diagnosed with a mental health condition or if a student shows clear symptoms of a mental health disorder that puts the safety of the student or those around them at risk, the student may be sent home on medical leave or withdrawn. Parents/guardians may be required to physically collect the student from campus within 24 hours of being notified. Any costs incurred by EF Academy for making arrangements in case of the parents’/guardian’ failure to collect the student will be invoiced to the parent/ guardian. Should the need arise for the student to speak to a medical or mental health provider, these evaluations will be confidential unless releasing the information to relevant staff of EF Academy and/or its affiliates is necessary to protect the vital interests of the student. We, the parent(s) or guardian(s) consent to such treatment and authorize such release. – In the event that a student becomes pregnant, and unable or unwilling to participate in the studies, the student will need to return home at the parents’/ guardians’ own expense. Pregnancy and childbirth-related leave will be treated as medical leave according to the Attendance Policy. – Should the student’s medical leave impact the student’s ability to complete their program, they may be required to repeat the academic year. Depending on the length of medical leave required, the student may need to withdraw for that academic year. See the Withdrawal Policy section of this Agreement for refund policy conditions. – Definition: Medical Leave is when a student is deemed unable to continue with their program on any medical grounds. They will be required to return home to receive necessary treatment, therapy, or support.

Health and Wellbeing. If during the program, the student is diagnosed with a physical condition that prevents him/her from participating normally in their program, they may be sent home, at the discretion of EF Academy. Similarly, if the student is diagnosed with a mental health condition (including but not limited to anorexia, bulimia, anxiety or adjustment disorder, or depression) or if a student shows clear symptoms of a mental health disorder that puts the safety of the student or those around them at riskrisk (including but not limited to binging, purging, restrictive eating, panic attacks, anxiety, self-harm or suicidal ideation), the student may be sent home on medical leave or withdrawnleave. Parents/guardians may be required to physically collect the student from campus within 24 hours of being notified. Any costs incurred by EF Academy for making arrangements in case of the parents’/guardian’ failure to collect the student will be invoiced to the parent/ parent/guardian. Should the need arise for the student to speak to a medical or mental health provider, these evaluations will be confidential unless releasing the information to relevant staff of EF Academy and/or its affiliates is if necessary to protect the vital interests of the student. We, the parent(s) or guardian(s) consent to such treatment and authorize such release. – In the event that a student becomes pregnant, pregnant and unable or unwilling to participate in the studies, the student will need to return home at the parents’/ guardiansparents’/guardians’ own expense. Pregnancy and childbirth-related leave will be treated as a medical leave according to the Attendance Policy. – Should the student’s medical leave impact the student’s ability to complete their program, they may be required to repeat the academic year. Depending on the length of medical leave required, the student may need to withdraw for that academic year. See the Withdrawal Policy section of this Agreement for refund policy conditions. – Definition: Medical Leave is when a student is deemed unable to continue with their program on any medical grounds. They will be required to return home to receive necessary treatment, therapy, or support.