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How bursary and scholarship awards are treated. If your child has been awarded a scholarship/bursary, your responsibility will be to pay for the amount of fees due after taking account of that award. An award may be withdrawn in accordance with (or by reference to) the terms upon which such award is made and/or if, in the opinion of the Head, your child's attendance, progress and/or behaviour (and/or your behaviour or conduct (or the behaviour or conduct of one of you)) no longer merit the continuation of the award. Any such withdrawal of an award will not operate so as to increase the fees due in respect of a term which has already commenced. Where it appears likely to the Head that an award may be withdrawn from your child, you will be notified in advance. If within fourteen (14) days following the withdrawal of a scholarship or bursary your child is withdrawn from the School, no fees in lieu of notice will be payable by you. This will give you enough time to decide whether you want to continue to educate your child at the School.

How bursary and scholarship awards are treated. If your child has been awarded a scholarship/bursary, your responsibility will be to pay for the amount of fees due after taking account of that award. An award may be withdrawn in accordance with (or by reference to) the terms upon which such award is made and/or if, in the opinion of the HeadHead or Bursar, your child's attendance, progress and/or behaviour (and/or your behaviour or conduct (or the behaviour or conduct of one of youyou including the non-payment of fees or if there is a persistent failure to pay fees on time)) no longer merit the continuation of the award. Any such withdrawal If your child has been awarded a scholarship or bursary which includes financial assistance (by way of an award fee remission), your responsibility will not operate so as be to increase pay for the amount of fees due in respect after taking account of a term which has already commencedthat award. Where it appears likely to the Head that an award which includes financial assistance may be withdrawn from your childwithdrawn, you will be notified in advance. If advance and, if within fourteen (14) days following the withdrawal of a scholarship or bursary that notification, your child is withdrawn from the School, no fees in lieu of notice will be payable by you. This will give you enough time to decide whether you want to continue to educate your child at the SchoolSchool without the benefit of the financial assistance.

How bursary and scholarship awards are treated. If your child has been awarded a scholarship/scholarship or bursary, your responsibility will be to pay for the amount of fees due after taking account of that award. An award may be withdrawn in accordance with (or by reference to) the terms upon which such award is made and/or if, in the opinion of the Head, your child's attendance, progress and/or behaviour (and/or your behaviour or conduct (or the behaviour or conduct of one of you)) no longer merit the continuation of the award. Any such withdrawal of an award will not operate so as to increase the fees due in respect of a term which has already commenced. Where it appears likely to the Head that an award may be withdrawn from your child, you will be notified in advance. If within fourteen (14) days following the withdrawal of a scholarship or bursary your child is withdrawn from the School, no fees in lieu of notice will be payable by you. This will give you enough time to decide whether you want to continue to educate your child at the School.

How bursary and scholarship awards are treated. If your child has been awarded a scholarshipA bursary/bursary, your responsibility will be to pay for the amount of fees due after taking account of that award. An scholarship or other award may be withdrawn in accordance with (or by reference to) the terms upon which such award is made and/or if, in the opinion of the Head, your child's attendance, progress and/or behaviour (and/or your behaviour or conduct (or the behaviour or conduct of one of you, including in relation to an application for the award)) no longer merit the continuation of the award. Any such withdrawal If your child has been awarded a scholarship/bursary which includes financial assistance (e.g. by way of an award fee remission), your responsibility will not operate so as be to increase pay for the amount of fees due in respect after taking account of a term which has already commencedthat award. Where it appears likely to the Head that an award which includes financial assistance may be withdrawn from your childwithdrawn, you will be notified in advance. If advance and, if within fourteen (14) days following the withdrawal of a scholarship or bursary that notification your child is withdrawn from the School, no fees in lieu of notice will be payable by you. This will give you enough time to decide whether you want to continue to educate your child at the SchoolSchool without the benefit of the financial assistance.

How bursary and scholarship awards are treated. If your child has been awarded a bursary or scholarship/bursary, your responsibility will be to pay for the amount of fees due after taking account of that award. An award may be withdrawn in accordance with (or by reference to) the terms upon which such award is made and/or if, in the opinion of the Head, your child's attendance, progress progress, performance and/or behaviour (and/or your behaviour or conduct (or the behaviour or conduct of one of you)) no longer merit the continuation of the award. Any such withdrawal of an award will not operate so as to increase the fees due in respect of a term which has already commenced. Where it appears likely to the Head that an award may be withdrawn from your child, you will be notified in advance. If within fourteen (14) days following the withdrawal of a scholarship or bursary your child is withdrawn from the School, no fees in lieu of notice will be payable by you. This will give you enough time to decide whether you want to continue to educate your child at the School.

How bursary and scholarship awards are treated. If your child has been awarded a scholarship/scholarship and/or bursary, your responsibility will be to pay for the amount of fees due after taking account of that award. An award may be withdrawn in accordance with (or by reference to) the terms upon which such award is made and/or if, in the opinion of the Head, your child's attendance, progress and/or behaviour (and/or your behaviour or conduct (or the behaviour or conduct of one of you)) no longer merit the continuation of the award. Any such withdrawal of an award will not operate so as to increase the fees due in respect of a term which has already commenced. Where it appears likely to the Head that an award may be withdrawn from your child, you will be notified in advance. If within fourteen (14) days following the withdrawal of a scholarship or bursary your child is withdrawn from the School, no fees in lieu of notice will be payable by you. This will give you enough time to decide whether you want to continue to educate your child at the School.