Common use of Removal in other circumstances Clause in Contracts

Removal in other circumstances. The Parents may be required to remove the Pupil permanently from the School or from boarding if, after consultation with the Parents and if appropriate the Pupil, the Head is of the opinion that: 8.12.1 the Pupil has committed a breach or breaches of School rules or discipline for which Removal is the appropriate sanction; or 8.12.2 by reason of the Pupil's conduct, behaviour 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 8.12.3 the Pupil's presence at the School presents a risk to himself / herself and / or to any other pupil and the Pupil's Removal is considered necessary and proportionate; or] 8.12.4 the School is no longer able to provide adequately for the Pupil's special educational needs; or 8.12.5 one or both of the Parents have behaved unreasonably, including but not limited to if they have treated the Foundation, the School or members of staff or any member of the School community unreasonably or acted in a way which could bring the Foundation and / or the School into disrepute then in these circumstances, and at the sole discretion of the Head, Withdrawal of the Pupil by the Parents may be permitted 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 the Parents as well as those of the School. A decision by the Head to require the Removal of the Pupil shall be subject to a Governors' Review if requested by the Parents. The Parents will be given a copy of the Review procedure current at the time. The Pupil shall be suspended from the School pending the outcome of the Review. A Withdrawal under this clause is not subject to a Governor's Review. See clause 8.15 and clause 8.16.

Removal in other circumstances. The Parents may be required to remove the Pupil permanently from the School or from boarding if, after consultation with the Parents and if appropriate the Pupil, the Head Headmaster is of the opinion that: 8.12.1 the Pupil has committed a breach or breaches of School rules or discipline for which Removal is the appropriate sanction; or 8.12.2 by reason of the Pupil's conduct, behaviour 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 8.12.3 the Pupil's presence at the School presents a risk to himself / herself and / or to any other pupil and the Pupil's Removal is considered necessary and proportionate; or] 8.12.4 the School is no longer able to provide adequately for the Pupil's special educational needs]; or 8.12.5 one or both of the Parents have behaved unreasonably, including but not limited to if they have treated the Foundation, the School or members of its staff or any member of the School community unreasonably or acted in a way which could bring the Foundation and / or the School into disrepute or contrary to the terms of the Parent Code of Conduct]; then in these circumstances, and at the sole discretion of the HeadHeadmaster, Withdrawal of the Pupil by the Parents may be permitted as an alternative to Removal being required. The Head Headmaster shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases, and shall have regard to the interests of the Pupil and the Parents as well as those of the School. A decision by the Head Headmaster to require the Removal of the Pupil shall be subject to a Governors' Review if requested by the Parents. The Parents will be given a copy of the Review procedure current at the time. The Pupil shall be suspended from the School pending the outcome of the Review. A Withdrawal under this clause is not subject to a Governor's Review. See clause 8.15 and clause 8.16.

Removal in other circumstances. The Parents may be required to remove the Pupil permanently from the School College or from boarding if, after consultation with the Parents and if appropriate the Pupil, the Head is of the opinion that: 8.12.1 the Pupil has committed a breach or breaches of School College rules or discipline for which Removal is the appropriate sanction; or 8.12.2 by reason of the Pupil's conduct, behaviour or progress, the Pupil is unwilling or unable to benefit sufficiently from the educational opportunities and / or the community life offered by the SchoolCollege; or 8.12.3 the Pupil's presence at the School College presents a risk to himself / herself and / or to any other pupil and the Pupil's Removal is considered necessary and proportionate; or] 8.12.4 the School College is no longer able to provide adequately for the Pupil's special educational needs; or 8.12.5 one or both of the Parents have behaved unreasonably, including but not limited to if they have treated the Foundation, the School College or members of its staff or any member of the School College community unreasonably (please refer to the Staff Protection Policy) or acted in a way which could bring the Foundation and / or the School College into disrepute then in disrepute. In these circumstances, and at the sole discretion of the Head, Withdrawal of the Pupil by the Parents may be permitted 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 the Parents as well as those of the SchoolCollege. A The Head's decision by the Head to require the Removal of the Pupil shall be subject to a Governors' Review if requested by the Parents. The Parents will be given a copy of the Review procedure current at the time. The Pupil shall be suspended from the School College pending the outcome of the Review. A Withdrawal under this clause is not subject to a Governor's Review. See clause 8.15 and See clause 8.168.16 .

Removal in other circumstances. The Parents may be required to remove the Pupil permanently from the School or from boarding if, after consultation with the Parents and if appropriate the Pupil, the Head is of the opinion that: 8.12.1 7.12.1 the Pupil has committed a breach or breaches of School rules or discipline for which Removal is the appropriate sanction; or 8.12.2 7.12.2 by reason of the Pupil's conduct, behaviour 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 8.12.3 7.12.3 the Pupil's ’s presence at the School presents a risk to himself / herself and / or and/or to any other pupil and the Pupil's Removal ’s removal is considered necessary and or proportionate; or] 8.12.4 7.12.4 the School is no longer able to provide adequately for the Pupil's ’s special educational needs; or 8.12.5 7.12.5 one or both of the Parents have behaved unreasonably, including but not limited to if they have treated the FoundationTrust, the School or members of its staff or any member of the School community unreasonably or acted in a way which could bring the Foundation Trust and / or /or the School into disrepute disrepute; then in these circumstances, and at the sole discretion of the Head, Withdrawal of the Pupil by the Parents may be permitted as an alternative to Removal being required. The Head shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases, cases and shall have regard to the interests of the Pupil and the Parents as well as those of the School. A decision by the Head to require the Removal of the Pupil shall be subject to a Governors' Review if requested by the Parents. The Parents will be given a copy of the Review procedure current at the time. The Pupil shall be suspended from the School pending the outcome of the Review. A Withdrawal withdrawal of the Pupil by the Parents under this clause is not subject to a Governor's ’s Review. See clause 8.15 7.15 and clause 8.167.16.