Common use of The period of your child's schooling Clause in Contracts

The period of your child's schooling. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will accept your child as a pupil of the School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schooling. However, the School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter the [sixth form] unless satisfied that it is appropriate to do so having regard to his or her academic attainments and all other relevant circumstances. The School may make a decision as to whether your child may join the Sixth Form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to the Sixth Form conditional upon the results of such examinations. However, except where the School agrees otherwise in writing and even where the School has imposed conditions on entry into the sixth form, if you wish to withdraw your child prior to entering the sixth form, Clause 5(a) applies and you will either need to give us a clear term’s written notice or pay us a term’s fees in lieu of notice.

The period of your child's schooling. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will accept your child as a pupil of the School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schoolingnormal leaving date. However, the School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter the [sixth form] Sixth Form unless satisfied that it is appropriate to do so having regard to his or her their academic attainments and all other relevant circumstances. The School may make a decision as to whether your child may join the Sixth Form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to the Sixth Form conditional upon the results of such examinations. However, except where the School agrees otherwise in writing and even where the School has imposed conditions on entry into the sixth formSixth Form, if you wish to withdraw your child prior to entering the sixth formSixth Form, Clause 5(a) applies and you will either need to give us a clear term’s written notice or pay us a term’s fees in lieu of notice.

The period of your child's schooling. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will accept your child as a pupil of the School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schooling, ie to the end of year 13. However, the School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter the [sixth form] form unless satisfied that it is appropriate to do so having regard to his or her academic attainments and all other relevant circumstances. The School may make a decision as to whether your child may join the Sixth Form sixth form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to the Sixth Form sixth form conditional upon the results of such examinations. However, except where the School agrees otherwise in writing and even where the School has imposed conditions on entry into the sixth form, if you wish to withdraw your child prior to entering the sixth form, Clause 5(a) applies and you will either need to give us a clear term’s written notice or pay us a term’s fees in lieu of notice.

The period of your child's schooling. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will accept your child as a pupil of the School and register your child on the School’s statutory register from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schooling. However, the The School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter the [sixth form] Infant, Junior, Senior School or Sixth form unless satisfied that it is appropriate to do so having regard to his or her academic attainments and all other relevant circumstances. The School may make a decision as to whether your child may join the Sixth Form form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to the Sixth Form form conditional upon the results of such examinations. However, except where the School agrees otherwise in writing and even where the School has imposed conditions on entry into the sixth Sixth form, if you wish to withdraw your child prior to entering the sixth Sixth form, Clause 5(a) 5.1 applies and you will either need to give us a clear term’s written notice or pay us a term’s fees in lieu of notice.

The period of your child's schooling. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will accept your child as a pupil of the School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schoolingschooling (i.e. to the end of Year 13). However, the School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter the [sixth form] Sixth Form unless satisfied that it is appropriate to do so having regard to his or her academic attainments and all other relevant circumstances. The School may make a decision as to whether your child may join the Sixth Form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to the Sixth Form conditional upon the results of such examinations. However, except where the School agrees otherwise in writing and even where the School has imposed conditions on entry into the sixth formSixth Form, if you YOU wish to withdraw your child prior to entering the sixth formSixth Form, Clause 5(a) 5 applies and you will either EITHER need to give us a clear term’s written notice or OR pay us a term’s fees in lieu of notice.