a term s notice" means written notice given not later than the first day of the term preceding the term to which the notice relates;
a term s notice” means written notice given not later than the first day of the term before the term to which the notice relates. For example, a term’s notice is required to withdraw your child from the School. So, if you wish to withdraw your child with effect from the start of the summer term, a term’s notice means you need to tell us in writing about the withdrawal, at the latest, on the first day of the spring term immediately before. This is because the summer term is the term to which the notice relates;
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a term s notice” means notice given not later than the last working day of the term preceding the term to which the notice relates. For the avoidance of doubt, the notice must be received before the last day of the term preceding what will be the child’s last term at the school;
a term s Written Notice": means Notice given by the last day of the Term preceding the last Term. For the avoidance of doubt – as an example, if a Parent wishes to provide a Term’s Written Notice to withdraw their Pupil after the Autumn Term (that Term starting in September) then they must provide notice by the last day of the Summer Term (that term starting in April) in order to allow a full Term’s notice.
a term s Written Notice" means written Notice given before the first day of a Term and expiring at the end of that Term;
a term s notice" means written notice addressed to and actually received by the Head personally and given not later than the first day of the term before the term to which the notice relates;
a term s notice" means notice given not later than the end of the first week of the child’s last term.
a term s notice’ means notice before the first day of the term preceding the term to which the notice relates; ‘terms and conditions’ means these terms and conditions as amended from time to time;
a term s notice’ means written notice given not later than the first day of the term preceding the term to which the notice relates, addressed to and received by the Head personally or signed for by the Head’s secretary or the Bursar on the Head’s behalf.