These rules apply to boarders and day students using residential facilities. They should be read alongside the School Rules.
What these rules cover
- Applies to boarders and day students using residential facilities
- Should be read in conjunction with the School Rules
- Breaches may lead to sanctions
Removal of Residency Policy
Summary
- A student may have boarding fully or partially removed if they are deemed unsuited to boarding due to behaviour or other reasons.
- Partial removal may include loss of weekend boarding for a set period.
- Parents/Guardians will be informed in writing of the Warden’s decision.
- Parents/Guardians may appeal the decision to the Board of Governors’ Residency Appeals Board.
Full policy
A student who proves unsuited to boarding by reason of his/her behaviour, or any other reason, may have the facility fully or partially removed. Partial removal would be the loss of weekend boarding for a specific period. The Parents/Guardians of such a student will be informed in writing of the Warden’s decision. The Parents/Guardians of such a student may appeal the Warden’s decision to the Board of Governors’ Residency Appeals Board.
Such appeal must be made in writing and addressed to the Secretary of the Board of Governors at the school within 7 school days of receipt of Warden’s decision, not including the date of receipt.
A boarder who has had residency suspended or removed will be permitted to attend the School as a day student while residing with a parent/guardian at the parent’s/guardian’s residence, subject to the misbehaviour in residency not being such that it would impact adversely on expected behaviour as a day student. In the event of an adverse impact being likely to arise in the day school, the case may be referred for consideration under School Rule 28.