The period of notice we require (excluding Late Offers) Sample Clauses

The period of notice we require (excluding Late Offers). If you wish to withdraw your acceptance of a place BEFORE your child starts at the School you must give the School written notice to that effect. Whether the Offer Acceptance Fee and/or the Deposit is refundable and/or whether further Fees are payable by you will depend on both (a) when you accepted the place and (b) when the notice of withdrawal you give (if any) is received by the School. The following table shows the provisions which apply to offers accepted before 1 January in the calendar year before your child is due to start at the School; please see Clause 3.2 for the rules concerning Late Offers, including entry to the Sixth Form and scholarship entry, where offers are made closer to the date your child starts at the School. The period of notice we require (excluding Late Offers) – Financial Consequences Scenario Date we receive your notice of withdrawal Financial consequences A On or before 1 January in the calendar year before the year in which your child is due to start at the School • Offer Acceptance Fee – Refunded • Deposit – Refunded • Fees in lieu of notice – None B After 1 January in the calendar year before the year in which your child is due to start at the School, but before the first day of the term immediately preceding the term in which your child is due to start at the School • Offer Acceptance Fee – Not refunded • Deposit – Refunded • Fees in lieu of notice – None C On or after the first day of the term immediately preceding the term in which your child is due to start at the School (or if we receive no notice at all) • Offer Acceptance Fee – Not refunded • Deposit – Credited to Fees in lieu of notice (without interest or any entitlement to repayment under Clause 2.2 above) • Fees in lieu of notice – A term’s Fees will be payable by you and will become due and owing to the School upon demand as a debt. The term’s Fees will be charged at the prevailing rate. Where applicable, the Fees will be reduced to take account of any financial assistance (eg, a scholarship or bursary award, or both) awarded to you by the School.
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