Common use of The School's Obligations Clause in Contracts

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will accept your child as a member of the boarding community 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 sixth form boarding 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 sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her welfare. This obligation will apply at all times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (f) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable to contact you we will make the decision on your behalf if, for example, consent is required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (g) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website describes the broad principles on which the School is presently run. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changes. We will give you notice of any changes at the School that we regard as significant to your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. This will allow you time to consider the proposed change and, if you wish to withdraw your child from the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School under Clause 5(a) above.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community 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 sixth form boarding 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 sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by preparatory schooling (i.e. until the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study8). (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her their education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School or College premises or is participating in activities organised by the SchoolSchool or College. (i) There may be ‘social’ occasions when the School and/or College premises are used for events at which New College School pupils and parents are present, and members of the School and/or College staff are present in a ‘social’ (i.e. non-working, non-formal and non-supervisory) capacity. We canSuch events may include, but are not accept limited to, informal receptions after formal School or College activities. During these informal events, and once pupils have been handed over to parents or guardians at the end of any formal School or College activity, the responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under safety and welfare of the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply pupil resides with the National Minimum Standards pupil’s parents or guardians who have responsibility for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded)their supervision. (c) Consent We undertake not to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. You acknowledge that risk of physical injury can not be eliminated. (fd) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner an appropriately qualified person as necessary for the pupil’s welfare (including anaesthetic or operation, operation or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us that you object to blood transfusions)). . (e) You give consent authorise the Head to require a medical opinion of your child’s health, where they consider it to be in the best interests of your child and/or members of the School. (i) The parents must comply with the School’s recommendations which may include a reasonable decision to release the pupil home when he is unwell and to keep him away from other pupils and staff if he is contagious. (f) The School undertakes to provide you with relevant information about your child unless the School considers there to be reasons for withholding such information, including safeguarding and promoting the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicinechild’s welfare. (g) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website describes Website and Parent Handbook describe the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and are believed to be correct at the time of issuing. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum or the manner of providing education for your child, including by providing such education remotely (whilst your child remains at home, for example, where the School is required to close the School premises), and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changesWebsite or the Parent Handbook, as it may be that recent changes are not reflected in the current versions. We will give you parents notice of any changes at the School including changes in the curriculum that we regard as significant to your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect, and where appropriate and practicable will consult with parents on such changes (see clause 13 below). (i) The pupil will receive relationships and sex education, and health and life skills education, appropriate to his age in accordance with English government legislation, unless the parent has given formal notice in writing that they do not wish the pupil to take part in this aspect of the curriculum and such a withdrawal is permitted by English government legislation. (h) We shall monitor your child's progress at the School and produce regular written reports. This will allow We shall provide those who have parental responsibility with copies of the reports or other relevant information unless a court order has been made to the contrary, or there are other reasons which may justify withholding information to safeguard the interests and welfare of the child. We shall advise you time if we have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to consider diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the proposed change and, if you wish School at your expense. You may be asked to withdraw your child from without being charged a fee in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Head the School before cannot provide adequately for your child's special educational needs or disabilities and subject always to our duties under the proposed change Equality Act 2010. (i) We recognise that your child, if of sufficient age and maturity, has certain legal rights including entitlement to insist on confidentiality. The School will observe these rights which may take precedence of parent’s rights. You and your child’s rights to confidentiality may be overridden by the Head if it is set in their best interests or necessary to take effectprotect the School community. The parents authorise the Head to override their own and (so far as they are entitled to do so) the pupil’s rights to confidentiality, then you have sufficient time and to provide impart confidential information on a “need to know” basis where necessary to safeguard or promote the required termpupil’s notice welfare or to avert a perceived risk of withdrawal serious harm to the pupil or to another person at the School. In some cases, members of staff may need to be informed of any particular vulnerability the pupil may have. (j) The School under Clause 5(ais not obliged to enter a child for examinations and will only do so if the Head is satisfied that it is in the best interests of the pupil. (k) aboveReligious observance at the School shall be conducted in accordance with the ethos of a Church of England school, though the School’s curriculum and services include representation from other beliefs. (l) Unless negligent or guilty of some other wrongdoing causing injury, loss or damage, the School and College do not accept responsibility for accidental injury or other loss caused to the pupil or the parents or for loss or damage to property.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms Terms and conditionsConditions and payment of the Fees, the School will would expect to be able to accept your child the Pupil as a member of the boarding community pupil from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schooling. However, (i) Acceptance into the Prep School does not guarantee automatic Acceptance into the Senior School and (ii) the School shall not be obliged to permit your child the Pupil to enter sixth form boarding 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 the Pupil may join sixth form boarding the Sixth Form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding the Sixth Form conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in ; it may also make a decision regarding the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all continuation of their subjects by the Pupil’s Sixth Form education when the results of the Pupil’s exams (whether public or internal) are known at the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of studytheir Lower Sixth Form studies. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child the Pupil remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will only apply during School hours and at all other times when your child the Pupil is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We do all that is reasonable to ensure that the Pupil remains in the care of the School during School hours but we cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the Pupil who leaves School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under breach of School Rules and we are not legally entitled to do so in the supervision case of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended Pupil aged 16 or superseded)over. (c) Consent In order to participation fulfil our obligations, we need your co-operation, in particular by: fulfilling your own obligations under these Terms and Conditions; encouraging the Pupil in his or her studies, and giving appropriate support at home; keeping the School informed of matters which affect the Pupil; maintaining a courteous and constructive relationship with School staff; and attending meetings and otherwise keeping in touch with the School where the Pupil’s interests so require. (d) We undertake not to subject the Pupil to corporal punishment, or to physical contact sports and similar activitiesexcept where such contact may be deemed appropriate for the maintenance of good order, the Pupil’s safety or otherwise. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child Pupil participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (f) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable to contact you we will make the decision on your behalf if, for example, consent is required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (ge) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s prospectus and website describes the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and is believed to be correct at the time of printing/publishing. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum, and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained in the prospectus or on the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changes, as it may be that recent changes are not reflected in the current version. We will give you Parents notice of any changes at the School including changes in the curriculum that we regard as significant to your child the Pupil prior to the end of the penultimate term Term before the change is to take effect, and where practicable will consult with Parents on such changes. (f) We shall monitor the Pupil’s progress at the School and produce regular written reports. This We shall advise you if we have any concern about the Pupil’s progress but we do not undertake to diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the School at your expense. You may be asked to withdraw the Pupil without being charged Fees in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Headmaster the School cannot provide adequately for the Pupil’s special educational needs. (g) All Pupils will allow you receive health and life skills education appropriate to their age in accordance with the curriculum from time to consider time unless the proposed change and, if you Parents have given formal notice in writing that they do not wish to withdraw your their child from the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide part in this aspect of the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School under Clause 5(a) abovecurriculum.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding7.1. Subject to these terms Terms and conditionsConditions, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary your child’s schooling. However, the School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter sixth form boarding the Third Year from Lower School or enter the Sixth Form unless satisfied that it is appropriate to do so having regard to his or her your child’s academic attainments and all other relevant circumstances. The School may make a decision as to whether your child may join sixth form boarding the Sixth Form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding the Sixth Form conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students Where a child does not sit the entrance examination in person at Abingdon School and/or has not been invigilated by Abingdon School staff, progress beyond the sixth form must make satisfactory progress first term and/or first year is conditional on their standard of work being in all of keeping with their subjects entrance examination result and with the level expected by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of studyAbingdon School. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare7.2. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her your child’s education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the Independent Schools Standards Regulations and National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable as amended from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities7.3. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (f) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention7.4. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s 's care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner health professional (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us that you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (g) 7.5. Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website prospectus describes the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and is believed to be correct at the time of publication. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum or the manner of providing education for your child (including by providing such education remotely whilst your child remains at home, for example, where the School is required to close the School premises), and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changes. We will give you parents notice of any changes at the School including changes in the curriculum that we regard as significant to your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. 7.6. This will allow We shall monitor your child's progress at the School and produce regular written reports. We shall advise you time if we have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to consider diagnose any specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the proposed change and, if you wish School at your expense. You may be asked to withdraw your child from without being charged fees in lieu of notice if, in the opinion of the Head, the School before the proposed change is set to take effectcannot provide adequately for your child's special educational needs. 7.7. Religious observance, then you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to relationships and sex education, and health education at the School under Clause 5(a) aboveshall be conducted in accordance with the information in the Parents’ Handbook and relevant School policies.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community 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 sixth form boarding 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 sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate appropriate, including in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (fd) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s 's care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (ge) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website describes the broad principles on which the School is presently run. However, from From time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum or the manner of providing education for your child (including by providing such education remotely (whilst your child remains at home, for example, where the School is required to close the School premises)), and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on the websiteyou. (hf) We will give you notice of significant changes. We will give you notice of any changes shall monitor your child's progress at the School that and produce regular written reports. We shall advise you if we regard as significant have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the School at your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effectexpense. This will allow you time to consider the proposed change and, if you wish You may be asked to withdraw your child from without being charged fees in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Head the School before cannot provide adequately for your child's special educational needs. g) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the proposed change is set to take effectHead and School staff need your co-operation, then including in particular by you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School fulfilling your own obligations under Clause 5(a) abovethis contract.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding's schooling. Subject to these terms Terms and conditionsConditions, the School will accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary [preparatory] OR [secondary] schooling. [However, the School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter either year 9 (fourth form) or the sixth form boarding 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 boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to the sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study.] (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s 's education and welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for the welfare of your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (f) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. attention If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care's care we will, we will if practicable practicable, attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable to contact you we will make the decision on your behalf if, for example, consent is required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (ge) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website Our prospectus describes the broad principles on which the School is presently run. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, and we reserve including the right to do so. For this reasoncurriculum or the manner of providing education for your child (including by providing such education remotely (whilst your child remains at home, please notify for example, where the School if there is anything of particular concern required to you contained on close the websiteSchool premises)). (hf) We will give you notice of significant changes. We will give you notice of any changes at the School that we regard as significant to your child child's education prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. This will allow you time to consider the proposed change and, if you wish to withdraw your child from the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s 's notice of withdrawal to the School under Clause 5(a6(a) above.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditionsthis contract, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schooling. However, the School shall will not be obliged to permit your child to enter sixth form boarding the Senior School or to 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 sixth form boarding the Sixth Form after the results of GCSE (or equivalent examinations examinations) are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding the Sixth Form conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in sports or other activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for the welfare of your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school School activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child Parents give consent to such physical contact except where such contact as may be deemed lawful, appropriate and proper for teaching and for providing comfort to a pupil in distress or to maintain safety and good order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to in connection with the property of, a person pupil’s health. (including your child). d) Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participatingparticipating with fellow pupils or with pupils from other schools both “at home” or “away”, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities activities, which may entail some risk of physical injury. (fe) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt try to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will make the decision on your behalf if, for example, consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (gf) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website describes prospectuses describe the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and gives an indication of our history, ethos and the curriculum taught. However, from From time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects aspect of the School, including the curriculum or the manner of providing education for your child (including by providing such education remotely (whilst your child remains at home, for example, where the School is required to close the School premises), and we reserve the right to do so. For Although believed to be correct at the time of printing, the prospectus is not part of any agreement between the parents and the School. Parents wishing to place specific reliance on a matter contained within the prospectus should seek written confirmation of that matter before entering this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on the websiteagreement. (hg) We will give you notice of significant changes. We will give you notice of any changes at the School that we regard as significant to your child child’s education prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. This will allow you time to consider the proposed change and, if you wish to withdraw your child from the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School under Clause 5(a4(a) above. (h) We will monitor your child's progress at the School and produce regular written reports. We will advise you if we have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the School at your expense. (i) Religious observance at the School will be conducted in accordance with the Christian Faith.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schoolingtime in Nursery/Pre-Prep/Preparatory School/Key Stage 3/GCSEs or equivalent examinations. However, the The School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter sixth form boarding proceed automatically beyond these points 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 sixth form boarding proceed after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to the sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child physical contact, except where contact is judged to physical contact except be reasonably required for educational purposes (e.g. music tuition) or where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (fd) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will will, if practicable practicable, attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, operation or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine) recommended by a doctor. (ge) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website describes (xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx) and Parent Handbooks describe the broad principles on which the School is presently run. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum or the manner of providing education for your child (including by providing such education remotely whilst your child remains at home, for example, where the School is required to close the School premises), and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on in the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changesprospectus, as it may be that recent changes are not reflected in the current version. We will give you parents notice of any changes at the School including changes in the curriculum that we regard as significant to your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. (f) We shall monitor your child's progress at the School and produce regular reports. This will allow We shall advise you time if we have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to consider diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the proposed change and, if you wish School at your expense. Note however that all arrangements made by parents must be conducted with the full involvement and authorisation of relevant School personnel in order to identify an appropriate provider. You may be asked to withdraw your child without being charged fees in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Head the School cannot provide adequately for your child's special educational needs or if your child’s special educational needs are significantly and adversely affecting the School’s ability to provide education to other pupils. (g) At such time as your child’s public exam results are made known to us by the Exam Boards, we will share this information with you and your child via the School’s Parent Portal. Such electronic transmission is made by secure access from the School before the proposed change School’s website, and is set used because there is no alternative reliable way to take effect, then you share such information electronically with all families whose children have sufficient time taken exams that year and need to provide the required term’s notice receive their results promptly because of withdrawal university admissions. Parents are asked to ensure that their child understands this in advance. (h) Religious observance at the School under Clause 5(a) aboveshall be conducted in accordance with the School Rules.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditionsthis contract, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community 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 sixth form boarding the Senior School or to 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 sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in sports or other activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 Xxx 0000 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child Parents give consent to such physical contact except where such contact as may be deemed lawful, appropriate and proper for teaching and for providing comfort to a pupil in distress or to maintain safety and good order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to in connection with the property of, a person (including your child)pupil’s health. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participatingparticipating with fellow pupils or with pupils from other schools both “at home” or “away”, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (fd) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (ge) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website describes prospectuses describe the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and gives an indication of our history, ethos and the curriculum taught. However, from From time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects aspect of the School, including the curriculum or the manner of providing education for your child (including by providing such education remotely (whilst your child remains at home, for example, where the School is required to close the School premises), and we reserve the right to do so. For Although believed to be correct at the time of printing, the prospectus is not part of any agreement between the parents and the School. Parents wishing to place specific reliance on a matter contained within the prospectus should seek written confirmation of that matter before entering this reason, please notify agreement. (f) We shall monitor your child's progress at the School and produce regular written reports. We shall advise you if there is anything we have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the School at your expense. You may be asked to withdraw your child without being charged fees in lieu of particular concern to you contained on notice if in the websiteopinion of the Head the School cannot provide adequately for your child's special educational needs. (g) Religious observance at the School shall be conducted in accordance with the Christian Faith. (h) We will give In order to fulfil our obligations, we need your co- operation, in particular by you notice of significant changes. We will give you notice of any changes at the School that we regard as significant to fulfilling your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. This will allow you time to consider the proposed change and, if you wish to withdraw your child from the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School own obligations under Clause 5(a) abovethis contract.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community 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 sixth form boarding 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 sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff we need your co-operation, including in particular by you by: fulfilling your own obligations under this contractthese terms and conditions; encouraging your child in his or her studies, and giving appropriate support at home; keeping the School informed of matters which affect your child; maintaining a courteous and constructive relationship with School staff; and attending meetings and otherwise keeping in touch with the School where your child’s interests so require. (ed) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (fe) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine) recommended by a doctor. (gf) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website prospectus and guide describes the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and is believed to be correct at the time of printing. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum, and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on in the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changesprospectus, as it may be that recent changes are not reflected in the current version. We will give you parents notice of any changes at the School including changes in the curriculum that we regard as significant to your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect, and where practicable will consult with parents on such changes. (g) We shall monitor your child's progress at the School and produce regular written reports. This will allow We shall advise you time if we have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to consider diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the proposed change and, if you wish School at your expense. You may be asked to withdraw your child from without being charged fees in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Headteacher the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to cannot provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School under Clause 5(a) aboveadequately for your child's special educational needs.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will accept your child as a member of the boarding community 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 sixth form boarding 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 sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her welfare. This obligation will apply at all times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (f) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable to contact you we will make the decision on your behalf if, for example, consent is required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (g) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website describes the broad principles on which the School is presently run. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changes. We will give you notice of any changes at the School that we regard as significant to your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. This will allow you time to consider the proposed change and, if you wish to withdraw your child from the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School under Clause 5(a) above.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms Terms and conditionsConditions and payment of the Fees, the School will would expect to be able to accept your child the Pupil as a member of the boarding community pupil from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary schooling. However, (i) Acceptance into the Junior School does not guarantee automatic Acceptance into the Senior School and (ii) the School shall not be obliged to permit your child the Pupil to enter sixth form boarding 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 the Pupil may join sixth form boarding the Sixth Form after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding the Sixth Form conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in ; it may also make a decision regarding the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all continuation of their subjects by the Pupil’s Sixth Form education when the results of the Pupil’s exams (whether public or internal) are known at the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of studytheir Lower Sixth Form studies. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child the Pupil remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will only apply during School hours and at all other times when your child the Pupil is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We do all that is reasonable to ensure that the Pupil remains in the care of the School during School hours but we cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the Pupil who leaves School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under breach of School Rules and we are not legally entitled to do so in the supervision case of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended Pupil aged 16 or superseded)over. (c) Consent In order to participation fulfil our obligations, we need your co-operation, in particular by: fulfilling your own obligations under these Terms and Conditions; encouraging the Pupil in his or her studies, and giving appropriate support at home; keeping the School informed of matters which affect the Pupil; maintaining a courteous and constructive relationship with School staff; and attending meetings and otherwise keeping in touch with the School where the Pupil’s interests so require. (d) We undertake not to subject the Pupil to corporal punishment, or to physical contact sports and similar activitiesexcept where such contact may be deemed appropriate for the maintenance of good order, the Pupil’s safety or otherwise. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child Pupil participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (f) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable to contact you we will make the decision on your behalf if, for example, consent is required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (ge) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s prospectus and website describes the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and is believed to be correct at the time of printing/publishing. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum, and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained in the prospectus or on the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changes, as it may be that recent changes are not reflected in the current version. We will give you Parents notice of any changes at the School including changes in the curriculum that we regard as significant to your child the Pupil prior to the end of the penultimate term Term before the change is to take effect, and where practicable will consult with Parents on such changes. (f) We shall monitor the Pupil’s progress at the School and produce regular written reports. This We shall advise you if we have any concern about the Pupil’s progress but we do not undertake to diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the School at your expense. You may be asked to withdraw the Pupil without being charged Fees in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Headmaster the School cannot provide adequately for the Pupil’s special educational needs. (g) All Pupils will allow you receive health and life skills education appropriate to their age in accordance with the curriculum from time to consider time unless the proposed change and, if you Parents have given formal notice in writing that they do not wish to withdraw your their child from the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide part in this aspect of the required term’s notice of withdrawal to the School under Clause 5(a) abovecurriculum.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms Terms and conditionsConditions, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or his/her secondary schoolingeducation within the stream/level of education offered by the School. However, Continued progression throughout the School shall will not be obliged to permit your child usually require parents to enter sixth form boarding 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 into a decision as to whether your child may join sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study new contract for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of studyeducational services. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or his/her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during School hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the lawapplicable legislation, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. You acknowledge that risk of physical injury cannot be eliminated. (fd) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s 's care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will you, the Head Teacher shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for at the administration advice of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicinethe School Nurse. (ge) Our right You authorise the Head Teacher to make changes at require a medical opinion of your child's health, where they consider it to be in the School. The School’s website describes the broad principles on which the School is presently run. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects best interests of your child and/or members of the School, . f) You authorise the Head Teacher to override you and we reserve the right your child's rights to do so. For this reason, please notify confidentiality where it is considered necessary to safeguard and promote your child's welfare or necessary to protect the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on the websitecommunity. (g) The School undertakes to provide you with relevant information about your child unless the School considers there to be reasons for withholding such information, including safeguarding and promoting the child's welfare. h) We will give you notice The prospectus, School website and any other marketing material is believed to be correct at the time of significant changes. We will give you notice printing but do not form part of any changes contractual agreement between you and the School. i) We shall monitor your child's progress at the School that and produce regular written reports. We shall advise you if we regard as significant have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions including medical conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the School at your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effectexpense. This will allow you time to consider the proposed change and, if you wish You may be asked to withdraw your child from without being charged fees in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Head Teacher the School before cannot provide adequately for your child's needs and subject always to School's obligations and in accordance with the proposed change School’s Special Educational Needs (SEN) Policy. j) You and your child's rights may be overridden by the Head Teacher if it is set in their best interests or necessary to take effect, then you have sufficient time to provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to protect the School under Clause 5(acommunity. k) aboveReligious observance at the School shall be conducted in accordance with the School Rules.

The School's Obligations. (a) The period of your child’s boarding. Subject to these terms and conditions, the School will undertakes to accept your child as a member pupil of the boarding community School from the time of joining the School until the end of his or her secondary preparatory schooling. However, the School shall not be obliged to permit your child to enter sixth form boarding 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 sixth form boarding after the results of GCSE or equivalent examinations are known, and may make entry to sixth form boarding conditional upon the results of such examinations. Students in the sixth form must make satisfactory progress in all of their subjects by the end of Year 12 such that they have a viable programme of study for Year 13. The Headmaster will have discretion about what constitutes a viable programme of study. (b) The scope of our duty to exercise reasonable skill and care for your child’s welfare. While your child remains a pupil of the School, we will undertake to exercise reasonable skill and care in respect of his or her education and welfare. This obligation will apply during school hours and at all other times when your child is permitted to be on School premises or is participating in activities organised by the School. We cannot accept any responsibility for your child while off the School premises unless he or she is taking part in a school activity or otherwise under the supervision of a member of School staff. The School shall adhere to and comply with the National Minimum Standards for Boarding Schools (applicable from time to time) published under the Children Act 1989 (as amended or superseded). (c) Consent to participation in contact sports and similar activities. Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (d) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under this contract. (e) In accordance with the law, we will not subject your child to corporal punishment. We will not subject your child to physical contact except where such contact may be deemed appropriate appropriate, including in order to avert an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, a person (including your child). Unless you notify us to the contrary, you consent to your child participating, under proper supervision, in contact sports and in other normal sports and activities which may entail some risk of physical injury. (fd) What happens if your child needs urgent medical attention. If your child requires urgent medical attention while under the School’s 's care, we will if practicable attempt to obtain your prior consent. However, if it is not practicable should we be unable to contact you we will shall be authorised to make the decision on your behalf if, for example, should consent is be required for urgent treatment recommended by a doctor or other medical practitioner (including anaesthetic or operation, or blood transfusion (unless you have previously notified us you object to blood transfusions)). You give consent for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medicine. (ge) Our right to make changes at the School. The School’s website prospectus describes the broad principles on which the School is presently runrun and is believed to be correct at the time of printing. However, from time to time it may be necessary to make changes to any aspects of the School, including the curriculum or the manner of providing education for your child (including by providing such education remotely (whilst your child remains at home, for example, where the School is required to close the School premises)), and we reserve the right to do so. For this reason, please notify the School if there is anything of particular concern to you contained on in the website. (h) We will give you notice of significant changesprospectus, as it may be that recent changes are not reflected in the current version. We will give you parents notice of any changes at the School that we regard as significant to your child prior to the end of the penultimate term before the change is to take effect. (f) We shall monitor your child's progress at the School and produce regular written reports. This will allow We shall advise you time if we have any concern about your child's progress but we do not undertake to consider diagnose dyslexia or other specific conditions. A formal assessment can be arranged either by you or by the proposed change and, if you wish School at your expense. You may be asked to withdraw your child from without being charged fees in lieu of notice if in the opinion of the Head the School before the proposed change is set to take effect, then you have sufficient time to cannot provide the required term’s notice of withdrawal to adequately for your child's special educational needs. (g) Religious observance at the School shall be conducted in accordance with the Curriculum Policy. (h) In order to fulfil our obligations, we, the Head and School staff need your co-operation, including in particular by you fulfilling your own obligations under Clause 5(a) abovethis contract.