Common use of Moving up the School Clause in Contracts

Moving up the School. The Pupil's progression from Pre‐School to the Reception year or from Year 2 to Year 3 as applicable will be subject to the discretion of the Head of the Prep School who must be satisfied that the Pupil will be able to cope with the pace and rigour of academic life at the next stage. A pupil who is moving from the Prep School to the Senior School is required to show an ability to do so by passing an entrance examination or by undergoing some other assessment. It is assumed that if the Pupil satisfies the relevant criteria at the time he / she will progress through the School and will ultimately complete Year 13. The relevant criteria for progression through the School are set out in the School's Admissions Policy and / or Sixth Form brochure. The Parents will be consulted before the end of the Spring Term if there appears to be any reason why the Pupil may be refused a place in the next year at the School. Unless the Pupil will be leaving at the end of Year 13 the Parents must give a Term's Notice in writing (i.e. before the start of the Summer Term) in accordance with the provisions about Notice in Section 9 below if they do not intend the Pupil to proceed to the next year of the School, or a Term's Fees in lieu of Notice will be payable.

Moving up the School. The Pupil's progression from Pre‐School to the Reception year or from Year 2 to Year 3 as applicable will be subject to the discretion of the Head of the Prep School who must be satisfied that the Pupil will be able to cope with the pace and rigour of academic life at the next stage. A pupil who is moving from the Prep School to the Senior School is required to show an ability to do so by passing an entrance examination or by undergoing some other assessment. It is assumed that if the Pupil satisfies the relevant criteria at the time he / she will progress through the School and will ultimately complete Year 13. The relevant criteria for progression through the School are set out in the School's Admissions Policy and / or Sixth Form brochurePolicy. The Unless the Pupil will be leaving at the end of Year 13 the Parents will be consulted before the end of the Spring Term if there appears to be any reason why the Pupil may be refused a place in the next year at the SchoolSchool or should the pupil not satisfy the relevant academic criteria. Unless the Pupil will be leaving at the end of Year 13 the The Parents must give a Term's Notice in writing (i.e. before the start of the Summer Term) in accordance with the provisions about Notice in Section 9 below if they do not intend the Pupil to proceed to the next year of the School, or a Term's Fees in lieu of Notice will be payable.

Moving up the School. The Pupil's progression from Pre‐School to the Reception year or from Year 2 to Year 3 as applicable will be subject to the discretion of the Head of the Prep School who must be satisfied that the Pupil will be able to cope with the pace and rigour of academic life at the next stage. A pupil who is moving from the Prep School to the Senior School is required to show an ability to do so by passing an entrance examination or by undergoing some other assessment. It is assumed that if the Pupil satisfies the relevant criteria at the time he / she will progress through the School and will ultimately complete Year 13. The relevant criteria for progression through the School are set out in the School's Admissions Policy and / or Sixth Form brochure. The Parents will usually be consulted before the end of the Spring Term if there appears to be any reason why the Pupil may be refused a place in the next year at the School. Unless the Pupil will be leaving at the end of Year 13 the Parents must give a Term's Notice in writing (i.e. before the start of the Summer Term) in accordance with the provisions about Notice in Section 9 below if they do not intend the Pupil to proceed to the next year of the School, or a Term's Fees in lieu of Notice will be payable.