Removal in other circumstances. The Parents may be required to remove the Pupil permanently from the School if, after consultation with the Parents and if appropriate the Pupil, the Head is of the opinion that:
Removal in other circumstances. The Parents may be required to Remove the Student permanently from the School, or from boarding, if after consultation with the Parents, and if appropriate with the Student, the Principal is of the opinion that by reason of the Student's conduct, behaviour or progress, the Student is unwilling or unable to benefit sufficiently from the educational opportunities and/or the community life offered by the School. In these circumstances, and at the sole discretion of the Principal, Withdrawal of the Student by the Parents may be permitted as an alternative to Removal being required. The Principal shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases, and shall have regard to the interests of the Student and the Parents as well as those of the School. The Principal's decision to require the Removal of the Student shall be subject to a Governors' Appeal if requested by the Parents. The Parents will be given a copy of the review procedure current at the time. The Student shall be suspended from the School pending the outcome of the review ( See clause 8.17 and clause 8.18).
Removal in other circumstances. Parents may be required, during or at the end of a Term, to remove the Pupil, temporarily or permanently from the School, if, after consultation with a Pupil and/or Parent, the Headmaster is of the opinion that by reason of the Pupil’s conduct or progress, the Pupil is unwilling or unable to benefit sufficiently from the educational opportunities and/or the community life offered by the School, or if a Parent has treated the School or members of its staff unreasonably. In these circumstances, Parents may be permitted to withdraw the Pupil as an alternative to removal being required. The Headmaster shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases, and shall have regard to the interests of the Pupil and Parents as well as those of the School. (See “Governors’ Review below).
Removal in other circumstances. Parents may be required, during or at the end of a term, to remove the Pupil, temporarily or permanently from the School, or from boarding, if, after consultation with the Pupil and/or Parent, the Head is of the opinion that by reason of the Pupil’s conduct or progress, the Pupil is unwilling or unable to benefit sufficiently from the educational opportunities and/or the community life offered by the School, or if a Parent has treated the School or members of its staff unreasonably. In these circumstances, Parents may be permitted to withdraw the Pupil as an alternative to removal being required. The Head shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases and shall have regard to the interests of the Pupil and Parents as well as other members of the School (see “Governors’ Review” below).
Removal in other circumstances. The Parents may be required to remove the Student permanently from the College or from boarding if, after consultation with the Parents and if appropriate the Student, the Principal is of the opinion that:
Removal in other circumstances. The Head may at their discretion require parents to remove their child from the School if the Head reasonably considers that the pupil’s attendance or progress is unsatisfactory and in the reasonable opinion of the Head the removal is in the School’s best interests or those of the pupil or other children.
