Common use of Remission regulation Clause in Contracts

Remission regulation. The Charges for Music Tuition (England) Regulations 2007 came into force on 1 September 2007. They apply to music tuition in state schools during the school day. This includes: • schools which engage their own instrumental / vocal teachers • schools where the EMS charges the school and the school passes on charges to parents/guardians • schools where EMS charges the parents/guardians directly It is legal to charge for instrumental and vocal tuition during the school day, subject to the parent/guardian requesting the tuition. There is no restriction on group size, but EMS recommends group sizes of no more than seven. Exceptions - Charges may not be made for: • Tuition which is part of National Curriculum provision • Tuition which is part of key stage 2 whole class ensemble tuition • Tuition for children in care Restrictions • Remissions policies should make tuition, including incidental costs of instruments and music books, affordable for all pupils. Schools are expected to review their remissions policies in relation to children who are in receipt of free school meals and also for siblings • Charges should not result in a surplus, i.e. a school should be making a profit from music tuition provided by EMS • Schools are required to provide free instrumental / vocal lessons to looked after children 8 EMS Teacher Investment EMS invests in their teachers through an effective recruitment and retention strategy and ensures that their skills are updated by a comprehensive CPD offer. They manage their school teaching schedules so that they have a range of experiences to bring to all of their work in Ealing. For this reason, we discourage teachers and schools from entering into private arrangements. However, if one of our teachers is employed by a school that they are currently providing EMS music tuition in or have done so in the past 12 months, the following contribution to our costs will apply: WCET/Small Group/Individual/Ensemble provision: • Up to 5 hours of weekly contact: £1600 • More than 5 hours of weekly contact: £2500 Music Curriculum Teaching: • A charge equivalent of 12 weeks teaching at the prevailing weekly rate.

Remission regulation. The Charges for Music Tuition (England) Regulations 2007 came into force on 1 September 2007. They apply to music tuition in state schools during the school day. This includes: • schools which engage their own instrumental / vocal teachers • schools where the EMS charges the school and the school passes on charges to parents/guardians • schools where EMS charges the parents/guardians directly It is legal to charge for instrumental and vocal tuition during the school day, subject to the parent/guardian requesting the tuition. There is no restriction on group size, but EMS recommends group sizes of no more than seven. Exceptions - Charges may not be made for: • Tuition which is part of National Curriculum provision • Tuition which is part of key stage 2 whole class ensemble tuition • Tuition for children in care Restrictions • Remissions policies should make tuition, including incidental costs of instruments and music books, affordable for all pupils. Schools are expected to review their remissions policies in relation to children who are in receipt of free school meals and also for siblings • Charges should not result in a surplus, i.e. a school should be making a profit from music tuition provided by EMS • Schools are required to provide free instrumental / vocal lessons to looked after children 8 9 EMS Teacher Investment EMS invests in their teachers through an effective recruitment and retention strategy and ensures that their skills are updated by a comprehensive CPD offer. They manage their school teaching schedules so that they have a range of experiences to bring to all of their work in Ealing. For this reason, we discourage teachers and schools from entering into private arrangements. However, if one of our teachers is employed by a school that they are currently providing EMS music tuition in or have done so in the past 12 months, the following contribution to our costs will apply: WCET/Small Group/Individual/Ensemble provision: • Up to 5 hours of weekly contact: £1600 • More than 5 hours of weekly contact: £2500 Music Curriculum Teaching: • A charge equivalent of 12 weeks teaching at the prevailing weekly rate.