are unwilling or unable to contribute. However the Governing Body would wish to make it equally clear that activities such as but not limited to those listed below would not take place if parents were reluctant to support them through voluntary contributions: Year 9 Camp St Aignan All Activities in Activities Week Residential Visits What is meant by inside or outside school hours? When an activity takes place partly during and partly outside school hours, the following method is used for calculating whether, according to the Law, the activity is deemed to take place during or outside school hours. Non-Residential Activity: Where more than 50% of the time spent on the activity falls during school hours, the activity is deemed to have taken place inside school hours, e.g. Day trip to Cherbourg. Residential Activity: A trip which starts at noon on Wednesday and finishes late on Sunday (9 half day sessions including 5 school sessions) is deemed to take place during school hours. A trip which takes place on Thursday lunchtime and finishes on Sunday evening (7 half day sessions including 3 school sessions) is deemed to take place outside school hours. (Parents are reminded that there are 2 school sessions per day: a.m. and p.m.) 1. Individual Instrumental Tuition Parents requiring instrumental tuition for their children will be required to make a contribution to the overall cost. Under The Charges for Music Tuition (England) Regulations 2007 students who are looked-after are entitled to instrumental and vocal tuition without charge. The governors are resolved to ensure that Musical Tuition continues within school, however the cost of tuition to the school has to be sustainable. The Governors reserve the right to make reasonable adjustments to the charges for tuition to ensure the service is sustainable. Charging in Kind The cost of materials, ingredients, equipment (or the provision of them by parents) for the following subjects: Food Technology, Design Technology, Art & Design. The Local Governing Body may charge for ingredients and materials or require them to be provided if the parents have indicated or it is understood in advance that they wish to own the finished product.
are unwilling or unable to contribute. However the Governing Body would wish to make it equally clear that activities such as but not limited to those listed below would not take place if parents were reluctant to support them through voluntary contributions: Year 9 Camp St Aignan All Activities in Activities Week Residential Visits What is meant by inside or outside school hours? When an activity takes place partly during and partly outside school hours, the following method is used for calculating whether, according to the Law, the activity is deemed to take place during or outside school hours. Non-Residential Activity: Where more than 50% of the time spent on the activity falls during school hours, the activity is deemed to have taken place inside school hours, e.g. Day trip to Cherbourg. Residential Activity: A trip which starts at noon on Wednesday and finishes late on Sunday (9 half day sessions including 5 school sessions) is deemed to take place during school hours. A trip which takes place on Thursday lunchtime and finishes on Sunday evening (7 half day sessions including 3 school sessions) is deemed to take place outside school hours. (Parents are reminded that there are 2 school sessions per day: a.m. and p.m.) 1. Individual Instrumental Tuition Parents requiring instrumental tuition for their children will be required to make a contribution to the overall cost. Under The Charges for Music Tuition (England) Regulations 2007 students who are looked-after are entitled to instrumental and vocal tuition without charge. The governors are resolved to ensure that Musical Tuition continues within school, however the cost of tuition to the school has to be sustainable. The Governors reserve the right to make reasonable adjustments to the charges for tuition to ensure the service is sustainable. Charging in Kind The cost of materials, ingredients, equipment (or the provision of them by parents) for the following subjects: Food Technology, Design Technology, Art & Design. The Local Governing Body may charge for ingredients and materials or require them to be provided if the parents have indicated or it is understood in advance that they wish to own the finished product.
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